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HAMLET

(ham'lit),
Acronym for human α-lactalbumin made lethal to tumor cells.
See also: lactalbumin.

HAMLET

Acronym for human alpha-lactalbumin made lethal to tumour cells. See ALPHA-LACTALBUMIN.
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In the last decade, Q1 Hamlet has, in fact, been subject to unusually intense study.
Hamlet after Q1: An Uncanny History of the Shakespearean Text
Soon the ghost is reported and Hamlet joins the soldiers on their watch.
No wasted dialogue or actions in this 'Hamlet'
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Cutrofello, Andrew. All for Nothing: Hamlet's Negativity
The Globe-to-Globe version of Hamlet will run for two hours and 40 minutes, with 12 actors performing 24 characters from the play.
The Globe's globe-trotting 'Hamlet' arrives in Manila
Hamlet after Q1 thus joins a series of recent books detailing the drastic effects of nineteenth-century modernity on our understanding of what went before.
Zachary Lesser. Hamlet after Q1: An Uncanny History of the Shakespearean Text
While young Hamlet was off at uni having fun, his beloved father, the king, died and, within weeks, his mum married his uncle
The killing of a king is a funny business; The RSC bring some surprising laughter to Hamlet at Newcastle's Theatre Royal says LESLEY OLDFIELD ... and some great knitwear
As Hamlet, Jonathan Slinger starts off moody and snivelling but gravitates towards the hyperactive.
RSC returns - but Hamlet left me cold; CULTURE As the RSC return to Newcastle, DAVID WHETSTONE takes a look at their latest Hamlet
Hamlet has been placed in the most agonizing circumstances that a human being can be placed in.
Perfect Idealism in Shakespeare's Prince Hamlet
In relation to this jester like aspect of Hamlet's behavior there have been two recent pieces of scholarship, namely, "Hamlet", Without Hamlet (2007) by Margreta de Grazia and Hamlet: Poem Unlimited (2003) by Harold Bloom.
Introduction: busting the Hermeneutical Ghosts in the Hamlet machine
The selected extract from Hamlet has been analysed using the principles of cooperation and implicature.
Hamlet in the Light of Cooperative Principle
Hicks' finger movements, as he plays the Ghost and beckons Hamlet towards him on the ramparts, speak of menace, not comfort.
Slinger captures the many faces of Hamlet; REVIEW
Farr's interpretation is clear: Hamlet is a story about sex, power, moral corruption, fragile life and omnipresent death, but it is also a story about love.
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