The Complete Works of William Shakespeare1947 |
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... Follow: The Follow does not direct, but allows herself to be directed. In this function, the Follow accompanies the Lead as an equal partner, providing a counter to everything the Lead does. The Leader is not a Lead without a follow ...
... Follow: The Follow does not direct, but allows herself to be directed. In this function, the Follow accompanies the Lead as an equal partner, providing a counter to everything the Lead does. The Leader is not a Lead without a follow ...
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... follow - on biologics legislation . Any legislation for follow - on bio- logics should be based on well - grounded science , with paramount attention to pa- tient safety and well - being . In addition to an overriding concern for ...
... follow - on biologics legislation . Any legislation for follow - on bio- logics should be based on well - grounded science , with paramount attention to pa- tient safety and well - being . In addition to an overriding concern for ...
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... follow " with her hands placed lightly on the patient's shoulders . As he walks , she steers him unexpectedly in all direc- tions and he follows without any resistance ( Fig . 9.20 ) . The patient should also be able to take the ...
... follow " with her hands placed lightly on the patient's shoulders . As he walks , she steers him unexpectedly in all direc- tions and he follows without any resistance ( Fig . 9.20 ) . The patient should also be able to take the ...
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THE TEMPEST | 8 |
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 23 |
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR | 45 |
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