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This is in a sense true, and the writing of this article would have been easier had I had the privilege of knowing the great man. There are, however, three types of great men, in medicine. The first achieves his greatness during his life by his clinical work and by his kindness and skill in curing and alleviating the sufferings of large numbers of patients. The second, in addition to his clinic...

Although in the realm of artificial language it is possible to construct languages that do not comprise expressions that are at once both ambiguous and semantically legal, some artificial languages, and all natural languages, present ambiguous constructs that are nonetheless semantically legal expressions accepted by the language. We introduce the §-calculus (meta-S), a declarative adaptive par...

Between May 1986 and September 1990 a total of 43 patients with metastatic transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) of the urinary tract have been treated at our institution with combination chemotherapy (CMV) consisting of cisplatin 100mg m2 IV day 2; methotrexate 30mg m2 IV days 1,8; and vinblastine 4 mg m-2 IV days 1,8. Chemotherapy was recycled on day 22 and continued for a maximum of six cycles i...

We present new evidence on the effects of merit aid scholarship on residential migration and educational attainment using Census data on all 24 to 32 year olds in the U.S. from 1990 to 2010. Eligibility for merit aid programs slightly increases the propensity of state natives to live in-state, while also extending in-state enrollment into the late twenties. These patterns notwithstanding, the m...

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