.... Sociological Methods & Research 9: 147-160. doi: 10.1177/004912418000900202. Botterill, L. 2006. Soap operas, cenotaphs and sacred cows: countrymindedness and rural policy debate in Australia. Public Policy 1: 23-36. Bruskotter, J. T., Schmidt, R. H. and Teel, T. L. 2007. Are attitudes toward wolves changing...

... should also receive pre-exposure vaccination, which involves three injections at a total cost of about $AUS300. Immediate washing of bites with soap or detergent is recommended if exposure, such as a bite from an infected animal occurs, followed soon after by post-exposure vaccination (Lyssavirus Expert...

... of the 13th of May 1930 is sufficiently well preserved to allow supportable conclusions to be drawn from their analysis. 13 Davis forename was Victor, however, his daughter Bev Broomhall explained that he was nicknamed Rex by his uncle due to his childhood insistence on carrying a bar of Rexona soap. Davis...

... him the goose, a very large swan, and a lot of ducks - for we had two horse loads of game, and I might have got more if inclined, but I took little interest in the matter and none in the shooting. By dint of washing with soap and plenty of water and a brush the bird became all right...

... was Victor, however, his daughter Bev Broomhall explained that he was nicknamed Rex by his uncle due to his childhood insistence on carrying a bar of Rexona soap. Davis is referred to as Rex in further witness statements, and it appears to be the name by which he was principally known. Consequently...

.... Sociological Methods & Research 9: 147-160. doi: 10.1177/004912418000900202. Botterill, L. 2006. Soap operas, cenotaphs and sacred cows: countrymindedness and rural policy debate in Australia. Public Policy 1: 23-36. Bruskotter, J. T., Schmidt, R. H. and Teel, T. L. 2007. Are attitudes toward wolves changing...