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2003

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Kotlarczyk, Adam · DigitalCommons-IMSA (Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy) · 2016

We’re all having dinner when my friend Kris collapses. Tony had just broken some bad news to us:\n“Saw some Hendersons yesterday,” he says, working on an apple. “A whole mess of them.” Tony has these beautiful, sincere brown eyes, and he wields them like a superpower. We’re all about 90% sure he was a used car salesman before. He knows just how to use them to get an effect. Now the effect on the group is anxiety. All eyes turn to Phil.\n—Exerpt

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Outbreak.

1999

Etching, 1903, by Käthe Kollwitz, Plate No. 5 from The Peas-ants War, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Reading and researching the story of the German Peasants’ War of 1524-25 where 100,000 peasants were killed in a rebellion against feudalism while inspired by the ideas of Martin Luther (1483-

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Yale University Press eBooks · 2022

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Daniel, Mary-Alice · Iowa Research Online (The University of Iowa) · 2016

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Mermikides, Milton · Surrey Research Insight Open Access (The University of Surrey) · 2015

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JMU Scholoraly Commons (James Madison University) · 2017

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Ralph Grishman, Silja Huttunen, Roman Yangarber · 2002

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Dick Madeley, Christopher E. Taylor · The Lancet · 1995

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Earth · 2005

Abstract. This paper presents an observational study of the tornado outbreak that took place on the 7 September 2005 in the Llobregat delta river, affecting a densely populated and urbanised area and the Barcelona International airport (NE Spain). The site survey confirmed at least five short-lived tornadoes. Four of them were weak (F0, F1) and the other one was significant (F2 on the Fujita scale). They started mostly as waterspouts and moved later inland causing ex-tensive damage estimated in 9 million Euros, three injured people but fortunately no fatalities. Large scale forcing was provided by upper level diffluence and low level warm air advection. Satellite and weather radar images revealed the development of the cells that spawned the waterspouts along a mesoscale convergence line in a highly sheared and rela-tively low buoyant environment. Further analysis indicated characteristics that could be attributed indistinctively to non-supercell or to mini-supercell thunderstorms. 1

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Rob Rogers · CHEST Journal · 2014

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2003

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R Quddus, S Alam, Ma Majumdar et al. · 2004

This is a report of 4 patients with Nipah encephalitis during the January outbreak in Bangladesh. The patients were from Rajbari district. The age was from 13 years to 35 years. Two of the patients were housewives and the other 2 were brothers. The patients presented with acute onset of fever, headache impaired consciousness, and seizure in one patient. On examination, all the patients were comatosed with hyporeflexia and hypotonia were seen in 3 patients. Cerebrospinal fluid was abnormal in one patient. MR imaging of brain showed confluent high signal lesions involving both gray and white matter. IgM and IgG antibodies to Nipah virus were positive in the serum and cerebrospinal fluid of all the 4 patients. There was one death. Two patients recovered with residual neurological signs, and the other patient recovered completely. In conclusion, Nipah virus causes a fatal encephalitis in Bangladesh with MR imaging features different from the Malaysian outbreak.

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Revista Iberoamericana, De Micología, Luciana Da Silva Ruiz A et al. · 2012

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Stephen F. Corfidi · 1998

Supercell thunderstorms spawned an outbreak of intensetornadoes over central Texas on the afternoon of 27 May 1997. Hardest hit was the area from just south of Waco to near Austin,wher storms took nearly 30 lives and caused more than $125million in damage (Storm Data 1997). An F5 tornadodevastated the Double Creek subdivision near Jarrell, killing 27. Other storms with large hail and damaging winds

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J. Bech, R. Pascual, T. Rigo et al. · 2005

Abstract. This paper presents an observational study of the tornado outbreak that took place on the 7 September 2005 in the Llobregat delta river, affecting a densely populated and urbanised area and the Barcelona International airport (NE Spain). The site survey confirmed at least five short-lived tornadoes. Four of them were weak (F0, F1) and the other one was significant (F2 on the Fujita scale). They started mostly as waterspouts and moved later inland causing extensive damage estimated in 9 million Euros, three injured people but fortunately no fatalities. Large scale forcing was provided by upper level diffluence and low level warm air advection. Satellite and weather radar images revealed the development of the cells that spawned the waterspouts along a mesoscale convergence line in a highly sheared and relatively low buoyant environment. Further analysis indicated characteristics that could be attributed indistinctively to nonsupercell or to mini-supercell thunderstorms. 1

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Kotlarczyk, Adam · DigitalCommons-IMSA (Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy) · 2016

We’re all having dinner when my friend Kris collapses. Tony had just broken some bad news to us: “Saw some Hendersons yesterday,” he says, working on an apple. “A whole mess of them.” Tony has these beautiful, sincere brown eyes, and he wields them like a superpower. We’re all about 90% sure he was a used car salesman before. He knows just how to use them to get an effect. Now the effect on the group is anxiety. All eyes turn to Phil. —Exerpt

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Kollwitz, Käthe, 1867-1945 · University of Auckland Data Repository · 1903

print, mixed technique, 50.7x59.2cm, Library of Congress, Washington. A European (German) 20th century\nprint.

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