Robert J. Isaacson

George Washington University

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Steven J. Lindauer

Virginia Commonwealth University

Frank W. Worms

Pueblo Community College

T. Michael Speidel

University of Minnesota

Loretta K. Rubenstein

University of Richmond

Arthur G. Erdman

University of Minnesota

Nicholas Germane

Augusta University

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Tel Aviv University

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Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center

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Mayo Clinic

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University of the Pacific

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One-couple orthodontic appliance systems

Seminars in Orthodontics (1995)

Steven J. Lindauer Robert J. Isaacson

10.1016/s1073-8746(95)80084-0

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2005 A Time to Reflect and Celebrate

The Angle Orthodontist (2009)

Robert J. Isaacson

10.1043/0003-3219(2004)075<0142:attrac>2.0.co;2

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Three Visions of Conflict: The Six Day War and the French Press, 1967

Robert J. Isaacson

Examination of the journalistic coverage of the 1967 Arab-Israeli Six Day War by the French mainstream media reveals the centrality of the war experience as a turning point in French public discourse on Israel. Shared assumptions about Israel's vulnerability were replaced by diverse and often contradictory discourses of religious triumphalism, territorial revisionism, and ideological anti-imperialism. This analysis shows that French President Charles de Gaulle's interpretation of the war was far from dominant, and indicates that French public discourse on Israel was fractured and diverse, responsive to different events, and far from the monolith that polling that would suggest.

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EXPERIMENTAL MOTION ANALYSIS VIA A STEREO-PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE: APPLICATION TO THE HUMAN JAW AND MECHANICAL LINKAGES.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper) (1974)

Arthur G. Erdman Richard Forstrom Frank D. Dorman Fred Ahlgren Robert Beer

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