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Intestinal Obstruction At Chulalongkorn Hospital, S. Chittmittrapap, C. Tanphiphat, K. Prasopsanti

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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Ecperience In One-Layer Anastomosis, P. Kitisin, S. Chittmittrapap, C. Cherachapreedee

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Involving Gastrointestinal Tract In Childhood, C. Sakuntanaga, S. Chittmittrapap, B. Chandrakamol, D. Viravaitaya

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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A Comparative Study Of Scholastic Achievemant Of Medical Students With And Without Formative Evakuation Program, P. Chongtrakul, S. Opasawong, B. Rachatapiti, B. Laisnitsarekul

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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Cricopharyngeal Myotomy For Functional Obstruction Of The Upper Esophageal Sphinctor, K. Luengtaviboon, C. Manothaya

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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Surgical Experience In Spondylolisthesis, P. Tienboon

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

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Interview With John W. Oller, Jr. On "Pragmatics" Pragmatic Activities, John W. Oller, Jr.

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The term may be defined from three different perspectives : (i) In linguistics, pragmatics contrasts with semantics and syntax as branches of the study of language. As such pragmatics is concerned with the relationship between texts (discourse included) and the facts of experience to which those texts relate. Syntax, by contrast is the study of the temporal sequence of grammatical elements (e.g., nouns and verbs, or noun phrases and verb phrases, etc.). Semantics, although like pragmatics in its concern for meaning, is primarily a question of how the elements of text contrast with each other in meaning. It is concerned …

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Language Needs Identification Of Cambodian Refugees In A U.S. Urban Area, Araya Rajatanavin

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A qualitative study of language needs of Cambodian refugees in a U.S. urban area was carried out in Jacksonville, Florida. Refugees were studied in three groups : Employment-bound, home-bound, and working. In addition, men and women were descriptively compared for actual language uses and needs.

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