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The problem was that the information disseminated was not only incorrect in the local context, but was also presented as incontrovertible fact.
The fake image, thus disseminated, was picked up by media outlets worldwide in the wake of the Paris attacks, including Sky Italy and Spain's La Razón newspaper.
Lay educators interpreted themselves as knowledgeable experts, where knowledge and information they disseminated was perceived to be of greater value compared to health beliefs held by participants on the programme.
Tuberculosis, especially extrapulmonary and disseminated, was the most frequently reported granulomatous infection and occurred with the three TNF-α blockers.
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What needs to be disseminated is whether Pierre is merely misguided or truly malevolent.
Top tip: "The way images are disseminated is intrinsic to their meaning".
Much of what is disseminated is hate-propaganda against Shia and, more occasionally, against Christians, Sufis and Jews.
We suggest that how the information is disseminated is equally important (if not more) as its content.
No one decries the ability to disseminate work freely, cheaply and easily; it's the lifeblood of the medium, but the plenitude of imagery already disseminated is staggering.
The threat from resistance (particularly multiple resistance in bacterial strains that are widely disseminated) is serious.
However, the mechanisms by which this high quality, evidence based care are to be disseminated are not detailed.
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