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John Snow was 1.___ expert doctor in London in the 19th century. At that time a lot of people were infected with cholera and died , so he was 2. ___ (determine) to find the cause of it so that he could help those3.__
John SnowCholeraCausal InferenceEpidemiologyStatistical MethodologyHistory of ScienceThe story of John Snow's 1855 treatise "On the mode of communication of cholera" is a rollicking good tale – full of heroism, death, and statistics. BSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
2John Snow was 1.___ expert doctor in London in the 19th century. At that time a lot of people were infected with cholera and died , so he was 2. ___ (determine) to find the cause of it so that he could help those3.___ (expose) to it .He began to gather information whe...
"Place is filled with living casualties of the last war...which I swear I thought we'd won. But I guess it's all a day at the races: you back the losing horse, and this is where you end up." — Soap in the beginning of "The Gulag" Captain John[2] "Soap"
chiller, though a "˜B' movie in the ranks, what elevates it to a higher level of macabre deliciousness isn't just that it's based on a Poe short story, the means by which the murderer mutilates his victim's faces is rather horrible and grotesque for the time period it was ...
He was a member of one of the world's biggest bands, but John Deacon decided to quit the limelight.
1.John Snow was a famous doctor in London and he attended Queen Victoria as her personalp. 2.So many t___ of terrified people died every time there was a break. 3.The cholera outbreak was so s___ that more than 500 people died in ten days. 4...
, mainly through his prints, in Spain and the Middle East at the same time, Lewis, although two people are very rare, while William Jemsmil was in Cairo during 1838 but no other British artists had at the time of this duration of the Empire of Osman Lewis he was abroad last period....
And while the '82 adaptation may have stood as a metaphor for the nascent AIDS crisis, its overarching message of eternal suspicion can be plugged into any time period and still feel shockingly relevant. "The idea that my standing next to you at a bar, I could get sick and die. You ...