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Angel John

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    Expression of inducible nitric oxide synthase in muscle flaps treated with ischemic postconditioning
    with Mei Yang, Michael F. Angel, Yi Pang, Zhe Wang, Michael W. Neumeister, Nathan Wetter, and Feng Zhang
    In Zdravko Radman (ed.), The Hand, Mit Press. pp. 297-302. 2012.
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    Locke on the Death Penalty
    Philosophy 69 (270): 471-. 1994.
    Brian Calvert has offered us a clear and careful analysis of Locke′s views on punishment and capital punishment. 1 The primary goal of his paper–that of correcting the misperception of Locke as a wholehearted proponent of capital punishment for a wide range of offences–must be allowed to be both laudable and largely achieved in his discussion. But Calvert′s analysis also encourages, I think, a number of serious misunderstandings of Locke′s true position
    Locke: Political Philosophy, MiscLocke: PunishmentCapital Punishment
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