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(shūl'măn),

Lawrence E., 20th-century U.S. rheumatologist. See: Shulman syndrome.

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Bell's notes were excruciatingly detailed and methodical, writes Shulman, and nowhere prior to the entry on March 8, 1876, did Bell make any reference to any liquid transmitter.

Telephone patent controversy rings a bell

Spiritual awakening teacher Jason Shulman presents The Instruction Manual for Receiving God, a spiritual self-help guide that focuses upon making oneself available to receive the presence of God, rather than seeking God.

The Instruction Manual for Receiving God

That is exactly what investigative journalist Seth Shulman does in Undermining Science, Suppression and Distortion in the Bush Administration (University of California Press, $24.

Scientists take a stand

Shulman, an endocrinologist at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Yale University School of Medicine.

Indian men are prone to insulin resistance

Senior UCLA economist David Shulman, who wrote the national outlook, said in some parts of the country the real estate sector may slip into recession, but it won't drag the rest of the economy with it.

LAG SEEN IN '06, '07 ECONOMY

Shulman is Assistant Professor in Environmental Science and Policy who will be in Information Sciences and Public Administration and a Senior Research Associate in the University of Pittsburgh in fall 2004.

Closing the digital divide with service-learning

Kabbalistic healing: A Path To An Awakened Soul by and modern kabbalist Jason Shulman (a recognized teacher in the Buddhist lineage of Shaka Kendo Rich Art, Abbot of the Clear Mountain Center and a faculty member of The New York Open Center, Esalen Institute, and Omega Institute) describes the ultimate healing possible for the human soul through an awakening of one true nature.

Kabbalistic Healing

In his characteristically certain manner,Milton Shulman informed the editor of Londoner's Diary that Bormann was dead.

Obituary: Milton Shulman

Shulman Company is a broker and processor of ferrous and nonferrous scrap metals and scrap paper and operates an industrial refuse removal and container service.

Suitable for multi-tasking: purpose-built scrap handlers help the Shulman Company accomplish a variety of tasks with efficiency

Harry Shulman, "Opinion A-122: Assault on Fellow Employee," July 5, 1944, Box 137, UAW Region 1 Collection, ALHUA.

Rough manhood: the aggressive and confrontational shop culture of U.S. auto workers during World War II

Shulman offers extended analyses of works by Meridel LeSueur, Josephine Herbst.

The poetic is the political

Shulman, associate professor of medicine and researcher of cardiovascular disease, Emory University School of Medicine, is an author and humanist involved deeply in activities that promote harmony and cooperation among people.