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    Idiomaticity in ESL contexts: appropriacy versus conformity

    Idiomaticity in ESL contexts: appropriacy versus conformity by Chidimma U.E.Inyima, Mary Ngozi Nwodo, Henry Obumneme Okoro, Chinedu Nwadike, Simeon Nwabueze Osogu

    Published 2024
    “…Contextual appropriacy was realized by means of translated indigenous idioms and cultural appropriacy via indigenized Standard British English idioms through the evocation of commonplace culture-bound images, symbols and shared knowledge. Communicative effectiveness was achieved by the pairing of linguistic form and appropriate context. …”
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    Color comparison of Iranian traditional architecture into television studio sets

    Color comparison of Iranian traditional architecture into television studio sets by Farkoosh, Maliheh Bahari Poor

    Published 2013
    “…This study adopted a correlational research method by applying some statistical manipulations for comparison purposes. Sixty images of six studio sets from Iranian national television cooking shows and thirty images of Ali-Ghapoo Palace were collected. …”
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    The abortion campaign: a study of moral reform and status protest

    The abortion campaign: a study of moral reform and status protest by Clarke, Alan Henry

    Published 1984
    “…Thirdly, the data do not support the notion of symbolic crusades as a form of expressive politics, indeed campaigners can be seen to be instrumentally oriented. …”
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    Customer focus: enacted premise and received practice.

    Customer focus: enacted premise and received practice. by Dixon, John O.

    Published 2000
    “…The case is argued for adoption of the symbolic interpretive paradigmatic perspective. It is particularly suitable for investigating enacted premise and received practice contexts. …”
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    The relationship between early feeding and communication development in preterm and term infants : birth to 12 months

    The relationship between early feeding and communication development in preterm and term infants : birth to 12 months by Smart, Sharon J

    Published 2008
    “…Preliminary reliability testing of the FAO was conducted. Sixty seven percent (10/15) of observation items achieved greater than 90% inter-observer agreement. …”
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    Neurobeha vioural effects of Inorganic lead exposure in battery workers in Selangor

    Neurobeha vioural effects of Inorganic lead exposure in battery workers in Selangor by Suliaman, Muhammad Nasir

    Published 2007
    “…Exposed workers scored lower in Benton Visual Retention, Digit Span, Pursuit Aiming, Digit Symbol, and Santa Ana Manual Dexterity Non-dominant Hand. …”
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    An ethnographic study of recreational drug use and identity management among a network of electronic dance music enthusiasts in Perth, Western Australia

    An ethnographic study of recreational drug use and identity management among a network of electronic dance music enthusiasts in Perth, Western Australia by Green, Rachael Renee

    Published 2012
    “…Elaborating on this theme, I begin by exploring the decreased symbolic value of ecstasy use and the preference for moderate and/or private use among scenesters. …”
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    Re-imagining Egyptian national identity in the post-Arab Spring novel: the stylistics of representing social agents and building fictional worlds in The Queue and Otared

    Re-imagining Egyptian national identity in the post-Arab Spring novel: the stylistics of representing social agents and building fictional worlds in The Queue and Otared by Mohamed, Nourhan

    Published 2021
    “…The clause-level representation of social agents is contextualized into a discussion of symbolic power in Egyptian fields of practice before and after the Arab Spring, while fictional world-building techniques are compared with previous works of post-revolutionary Egyptian fiction in terms of narration/focalization, spatiality and temporality, schema activation, and the overall narrative genre of the texts. …”
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