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... developed its self - image of benevolent caretaker , see L. Edelstein , The Hippocratic Oath ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins , 1943 ) . 11 For the classic distinction between exchange - value and use - value consult Karl Marx , Capital ...
... developed its self - image of benevolent caretaker , see L. Edelstein , The Hippocratic Oath ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins , 1943 ) . 11 For the classic distinction between exchange - value and use - value consult Karl Marx , Capital ...
Page 85
... developed countries has increased from thirty - five years in the eighteenth century to seventy years today . This is due mainly to the reduction of infant mortality in these countries ; for example , in England and Wales the number of ...
... developed countries has increased from thirty - five years in the eighteenth century to seventy years today . This is due mainly to the reduction of infant mortality in these countries ; for example , in England and Wales the number of ...
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... developed in the painting of human faces : the Western portrait of countenance , which tries to represent much more than just the likeness of facial traits . The first portraits , in fact , represent princes and were executed ...
... developed in the painting of human faces : the Western portrait of countenance , which tries to represent much more than just the likeness of facial traits . The first portraits , in fact , represent princes and were executed ...
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