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• "Banding together:" Biosociality, weight loss surgery, and neoliberal discourses around obesity
• The Effect of Network Geometry on Electron Transport in a Titanium Dioxide Photoanode of a Dye-sensitized Solar Cell
• Aqueous solvation of protein secondary structures: Density functional theory study
• Paradoxes of piety in young Muslim American women: Public perception and individual realities
• Fructose-Conditioned Flavor-Flavor Preferences in the Rat: Role of Dopaminergic Receptor Subtypes in the Nucleus Accumbens, Amygdala, and Medial Prefrontal Cortex
• Health Habits, Wellness, and Behavior of Male Student Athletes Participating in High School Sports
• Essays on corporate borrowing
• Pharmacological studies of octanal recognition by mammalian odorant receptors
• Analysis of the Carl Lumholtz Collection of Casas Grandes Ceramic Artifacts at the American Museum of Natural History
• Catharine Lorillard Wolfe: Collecting and patronage in the Gilded Age
• The Elwha Dam removal project and the dematerialization of nature
• Smooth Convergence Away From Singular Sets and Intrinsic Flat Continuity of Ricci Flow
• How do domestic violence courts work? A test of the impact of court policies on recidivism
• An Investigation of the Relationship between Nursing Faculty Attitudes toward Culturally Diverse Patients and Transcultural Self-Efficacy
• Global Capital Flows, Time-Varying Fundamentals and Transitional Exchange Rate Dynamics
• Length spectrum metric and modified length spectrum metric on Teichmuller spaces
• Point of consumption: Work, consciousness and organizing in the retail sector
• Developing Probabilistic Graphical Models for Identifying Text Patterns and Semantics
• Essays on seasoned equity offerings
• On the Informational Role of US Equity Options
• Stars indeed: The celebrity culture of Shakespeare's London
• Derived noncommutative deformation theory
• To imagine is to feel: The role of imagination in donation behavior
• Playtime: U.S. Publishers, Playwrights, and Amateur Play Production in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
• The Wild Child: Children are Freaks in Antebellum Novels