PERCEIVED AND PURSUED OPPORTUNITIES FROM MASS DEPORTATION THREATS: THE CASE OF HAITIAN MIGRANT-SERVING NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

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COVID-19 became a household name globally in the year 2020 after it was first discovered in Wuhan, China in December 2019.It is a global pandemic that shut the economy Shorts of all nations in the larger part of year 2020 by forcing a compulsory holiday on mankind due to its threat of mass death.The menace of this pandemic was combated with the tot

Sustenance of smallholder poultry production as an alternative source of food security and income is imperative in communities exposed to hydrocarbon pollution.Exposure to hydrocarbon pollutants causes disruption of homeostasis, thereby compromising the genetic potential of the birds.Oxidative stress-mediated dysfunction of the cellular membrane is

Oncological diseases are one of Menswear the leading health problems both in the world and in Kazakhstan, second only to cardiovascular diseases.Hepatocellular carcinoma occupies the 8th place in the structure of oncopathologies, has an unfavorable prognosis and an unfavorable course.According to the WHO, more than 1.3 million people die each year

Despite the perceived importance of media in the spread of and resistance against Islamist extremism, little is known about how Muslims use different kinds of media to get information about religious issues, and 10-inch what sources they trust when doing so.This paper reports the results of a large, random sample survey among Muslims in seven count