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Comparison of laser-wavelength operation for drilling of via holes in AlGaN/GaN HEMTs on SiC substrates by Anderson, T J, Ren, F, Covert, L, Lin, J, Pearton, S J, Dalrymple, T W, Bozada, C, Fitch, R C, Moser, N, Bedford, R G, Schimpf, M

“…By using a frequency-tripled Nd:YVO^sub 4^ laser source (355 nm) for drilling through-wafer via holes in SiC substrates, we can reduce the surface…”
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Paternalistic over-ride by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…In his letter to Consentius, the 5th century Gallic grammarian, on the subject of lying, St Augustine discussed the question of whether it would be permissible…”
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Jerome K Jerome syndrome by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…The author (and narrator) had gone to the British Museum to look up the treatment of a slight ailment-hay fever, as he recalls. The reason was in the nature of…”
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A book of quiet heroism by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Dalrymple reviews La fin de Sekou Toure (The End of Sekou Toure) by Mandiouf Mauro Sidibe…”
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Desperate house calls by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Optimism is the parent of despair, while pessimism allows the mind to accustom itself to the inevitable disappointments of human existence by degrees, just as…”
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A fully rational life by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…[...]his precious observations, and his numerous but premature conjectures on the relation between climate and health, between the succession of seasons and…”
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All in the mind? by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…When the Continuity of the Organ is disjoyn'd, the Nerves discomposed, and the Muscles forced into a foreign Situation; when there's a stop of the Spirits,…”
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Nothing to be sad about by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…The residents arranged for their social security payments to be paid on different days, so there was always money enough for the 3 l bottles of strong cider…”
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A fundamental question by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Anyone who has read of the way, say, that Philip II of Spain, Charles II of England, or Louis XIV were treated by their physicians will realise that a cure…”
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In praise of the simple life by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Sir James (1840-1938), who wrote of motor cars that they waste more time than they save and contribute to homicide and mutilation (all of which seems to me to…”
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The death of the author by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…[...]Professor David Ellis, author of the lucid and moving Death and the Author: How D H Lawrence Died, and Was Remembered (Oxford University Press, 2008), has…”
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Talk of the devil by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Dalrymple reviews The Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce…”
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Murder most ordinary by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…For some reason, the flat and monotonous voice of a pathologist, reading out the findings from his postmortem examination of a murder victim over the public…”
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The fatal sleep by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Dalrymple shares his thoughts on British writer Philip Toynbee's beliefs on mass euthanasia…”
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Poetry in potions by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Figuroids, Fell's Reducing Treatment, Fenning's Children's Cooling Powders, Corpulin, Chameleon Oil, Alfred Cromton's Specific for Deafness, Pomies'…”
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A pinch of salts by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Miss Doggett brought out her smelling salts when conveying to others, with the malicious pleasure of the self righteous, unwelcome news that she hoped might…”
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The pleasurable unknown by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…The characters in James's stories are comfortable, staid, established professors, churchmen and antiquaries, learned to the point of pedantry, who inhabit a…”
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Counting our blessings by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…Dr Arrigo Vita and his two sisters. [...]he was 80, he had been the hard-working and highly esteemed doctor of the rest home, where he decided to take up…”
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Dead wrong by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…The most famous writer of the name Neruda is undoubtedly Pablo, the Chilean poet who won the Nobel prize for literature. Because he was living in a nasty,…”
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Too posh to infect? by Dalrymple, Theodore

“…[...]governor general of Canada, he had been a martyr to peptic ulcer for decades, and he eked out his bland poached eggs at elaborate state dinners while…”
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