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In this study, countries were ranked based on the contribution percentage, and we found that the top five countries with outstanding contributions to TB vaccine research were the USA, the UK, France, Germany, and Denmark (Figure S1). All of them are developed countries, but the output in ...
in which they feel sorry for having hurt another person, but a kind of guilt that is really just fear of getting caught. "I shouldn't have done that," they may think, "because I may get caught." The abuser can't stand any kind of guilt for long, so they quickly move on to the...
In chapter two selected ICC cases are discussed in which the facts reveal that children were the particularized targets of systematic, widespread torture during armed conflict as part of a common plan but torture charges were not brought under the Rome S