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Venice, Italy: exhumation and study of plague victims; plague; public health measures
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Smaller towns and rural areas had far fewer problems, the study said.
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He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
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Methods: This cross-sectional study includes families assisted by the public health system.
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Methods: Qualitative case study design using a cognitive task analysis interviewing approach.
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With this difference, student might just hit the books sooner rather than later.
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Once he'd taken care of it, he hit the books.
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When the music died down towards midnight, the matric student would then hit the books.
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Ever since the porn record-keeping laws hit the books in 1988, we've been amending them to apply to new media.
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I hit the books.
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The Government's zero fees scheme for tertiary study appears to have done little to encourage more students to hit the books.
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The division of labour was clear from the start: Nightingale checked the magic library, and I hit the books in the Queen's English.
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Hitting the books, I discovered that Muslims had a long-standing fascination with flying.
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Feeling like your head's going to explode from hitting the books for too long?
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Just straight buckling down and hitting the books, hoping I could earn a decent grade.
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I've got a bunch of folks hitting the books back at the compound looking for something.
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If you want to put a posh car in your garage, you better start hitting the books.
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Sam and Gilly are hitting the books…hard.
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MPs are hitting the books and dealing with assessment deadlines as part of an education programme for politicians.
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Thanks to the area's 50-plus colleges, Boston has a reputation for hitting the books first, goofing off second.
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Didn't like hitting the books?