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.... This “magic bullet,” which seemed particularly adapted to the African AIDS epidemic became, however, an object of controversy in South Africa, where the health department required further investigation before rendering the drug available in public hospitals. Under the leadership of the Treatment Action...

... was subjected after the publication of her book on the political significance of Israeli archaeological practices in Palestine, as some Zionist scholars and networks campaigned to deny her tenure, attempting to discredit her empirical work as methodologically flawed and her theoretical approach as ideologically...

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... council of Sucre, gives a local version of the events of 2007 and glorifies the broader sucrense campaign for regional autonomy and a return to political preeminence. The campaign was ultimately unsuccessful in its objective—although Article 6 of the Bolivian Constitution of 2009 does declare that “Sucre...