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Living Off Tips: Waste and Recycling in Brazil and India,omestic rubbish and what to do with it represents a major problem for local and national governments, especially in circumstances where the infrastructures for sanitation and sewage are also inadequate.

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Picking a Way through Rubbish, into different fractions and, in some cases, transport this waste to communal sites. The active participation of households through the performance of routine and regular consumption work links to a new global market economy of materials reuse, which is only likely to expand in a future of scarce natural resources.

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Kathryn Wheeler,Miriam Glucksmannr segmentectomy and 87.9% (84.8–90.3) for lobectomy, of which difference was not significant (.?=?0.9889). However, local relapse was 10.5% for segmentectomy, which was significantly higher than 5.4% for lobectomy (.?=?0.0018). A 52 (63%) of 83 patients and 27 (47%) of 58 patients died of other dise

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Kathryn Wheeler,Miriam Glucksmannr segmentectomy and 87.9% (84.8–90.3) for lobectomy, of which difference was not significant (.?=?0.9889). However, local relapse was 10.5% for segmentectomy, which was significantly higher than 5.4% for lobectomy (.?=?0.0018). A 52 (63%) of 83 patients and 27 (47%) of 58 patients died of other dise

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Kathryn Wheeler,Miriam Glucksmannr segmentectomy and 87.9% (84.8–90.3) for lobectomy, of which difference was not significant (.?=?0.9889). However, local relapse was 10.5% for segmentectomy, which was significantly higher than 5.4% for lobectomy (.?=?0.0018). A 52 (63%) of 83 patients and 27 (47%) of 58 patients died of other dise

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