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Unlike Rudat's assertion that the Count is a lifelong mercenary soldier, William Adair contends that "the Count may be a negative character: a war profiteer and purveyor of a false philosophy" (92).

Rudat et al., "Use of palifermin for the prevention of high-dose methotrexate-induced oral mucositis," Annals of Oncology, vol.

(24.) Grieskamp T, Rudat C, Ludtke TH, Norden J, Kispert A.

Rudat V, Dietz A, Schramm O, Conradt C, Maier H, Flentje M, et al.

To express her dissatisfaction with his impotence, Brett verbally attacks Jake in ways that Wolfgang Rudat, contributor to the Hemingway Review, reads as emasculating.

Rudat, "Chaucer's Merchant and His Shrewish Wife: The Justinus Crux and Augustinian Theology," Cithara 35 (1995), 25.

Addressing the press, they said the land in Rudat district was grabbed by the government.

Stephanie Rudat, Co-founder, Alliance of Youth Movement said that to exercise power for getting rights in any under privileged society, people facing similar problems form their own lobbies and exercise their influence.

Dietz A, Rudat V, Conradt C, Weidauer H, Ho A, Moehler T: Prognostic relevance of serum levels of the angiogenic peptide bFGF in advanced carcinoma of the head and neck treated by primary radichemotherapy.

(2) Schoeck (1960) advocated Chaucer's use of irony in the tale, while such critics as Rudat (1994) accused him of sharing the Prioress's views; regardless of the author's personal stance Pearsall (1985), Rex (1995), and Cooper (1996) diagnosed the tale as vitriolic in its anti-Judaic message.