As noted, the photo was taken by William C. Shrout for Life magazine and was originally published Sept. 22, 1941, in a feature article titled "Occupation: Housewife".
Arash Karami, a journalist who blogs about the Iranian media, noted that two semi-official news agencies that initially misreported Mr. Rouhani's remarks, subsequently corrected their reports in articles headlined: "The Occupation of Palestine Is a Wound on the Body of the Islamic World".
Mr. Bush included in his speech a lengthy quotation from a 1946 New York Times article describing the occupation of postwar Germany, some two years before the Marshall Plan began pouring billions of dollars into what became a successful reconstruction.
From the PubMed search, 69 studies were excluded because they were not epidemiologic studies, did not include original data (they were review articles), did not assess occupation as a painter, or lung cancer was not the outcome.
The article also misstates the occupation of a performer, Ali Akbar Khan.
An Al Jazeera article on the current occupation trend in Rome makes note of the cinema, saying it "symbolizes the new attitude of opposing speculation and defending public goods across generations and social backgrounds by linking activists, workers, and local residents".
Most of the articles provide data of parents' occupation as basic indicator variable for socioeconomic status (Table 1).
His most recent article from January 21 , 2016 is Washington Discovers Occupation is Not a Good Thing.
As Harry Cheadle pointed out in his article on the Wall Street Occupation, it's a technique that's as clever as it is irritating.
The article is framed by the occupation of Eliuda Toxok, a resident of the west coast of New Ireland, a province of Papua New Guinea.
