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Comment on: On-line bariatric surgery information session as effective as in-person information session by Metcalf, Barbara N., C.B.N

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Religion and Governance in India-A Comment by Metcalf, Barbara

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P-45: Long-term results with the duodenal switch (DS) by Metcalf, Barbara, RN, Benner, Dana, MMS; PA-C, Rabkin, John, MD

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P-83: Laparoscopic duodenal switch: Five year results by Rabkin, John, MD, Benner, Dana, MMS, PA-C, Metcalf, Barbara, RN

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Islam and Power in Colonial India: The Making and Unmaking of a Muslim Princess by METCALF, BARBARA

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Presidential Address: Islam and Power in Colonial India: The Making and Unmaking of a Muslim Princess by Metcalf, Barbara

“…Colonial Bhopal was one of hundreds of princely states, together covering a third of British India, whose rulers were promised support and internal autonomy in…”
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P94 by Metcalf, Barbara N., RN, Rabkin, Robert A., MD, Rabkin, John M., MD, Husted, John D., MD

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Muslim Cosmopolitanism in the Age of Empire. By Seema Alavi. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2015. 504 pp. ISBN 9780674735330 (cloth) by Metcalf, Barbara D.

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P93 by Metcalf, Barbara N., RN, Rabkin, Robert A., MD, Husted, John D., MD, Rabkin, John M., MD, Lazo, Myra, PA, Smith, Jennifer, PA

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Presidential Address: Too Little and Too Much: Reflections on Muslims in the History of India by Metcalf, Barbara D.

“…I want to begin this evening by recalling my immediate predecessor as AAS president from the South Asian field, Barbara Stoler Miller, whose untimely death in…”
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Living Hadīth in the Tablīghī Jama'āt by Metcalf, Barbara D.

“…The north indian movement of spiritual renewal widely known as the Tablīghī Jama'āt dates from the 1920s and exists today throughout the world. The movement's…”
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Narrating Lives: A Mughal Empress, A French Nabob, A Nationalist Muslim Intellectual by Metcalf, Barbara D.

“…With some exaggeration, one could claim that these three biographies, despite their disparate subjects—a seventeenth-century aristocratic lady of the Mughal…”
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Nutrition information in the supermarket by Russo, J.E, Staelin, R, Nolan, C.A, Russell, G.J, Metcalf, B.L

“…The results of a study using 2 different lists of nutrition information posted in supermarkets evaluated their effect on consumer food purchasing patterns. The…”
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Travelers' Tales in the Tablighi Jamaʿat by Metcalf, Barbara

“…The extensive Islamic missionary movement of Tablighi Jamaʿat, which originated in colonial India but is now worldwide, encourages participants to go out on…”
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Imagining Muslim futures: debates over state and society at the end of the Raj by Metcalf, Barbara

“…India in the inter‐war decades was alive with multiple competing ideologies whose spokesmen made their arguments in Islamic terms and claimed to speak…”
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Partisans of Allah: Jihad in South Asia. By Ayesha Jalal. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008. xvii, 373 pp. $29.95 (cloth) by Metcalf, Barbara D.

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Travelers' tales in the Tablighi Jama'at by Metcalf, Barbara

“…The extensive Islamic missionary movement of Tablighi Jamaat, which originated in colonial India but is now worldwide, encourages participants to go out on…”
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Travelers' Tales in the Tablighi Jama'at by Metcalf, Barbara

“…The extensive Islamic missionary movement of Tablighi Jama'at, which originated in colonial India but is now worldwide, encourages participants to go out on…”
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Using Gaming To Help Nursing Students Understand Ethics by Metcalf, Barbara L, Yankou, Dawn

“…An ethics game involves nursing students in defending actions in ethics-based scenarios. Benefits include increased confidence, ability to see multiple…”
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Nationalist Muslims in British India: The Case of Hakim Ajmal Khan by Metcalf, Barbara D.

“…Islamic political rhetoric has had a wide variety of meanings in twentieth-century South Asia. This variety has often been obscured by observers who assume…”
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