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Military rank
Master corporal (MCpl) is a military rank used by a number of countries. A master corporal ranks above corporal and below sergeant; its rank insignia is typically two red chevrons/stripes and one yellow chevron or stripe ; in some countries three red chevrons are used. Wikipedia →
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- Read the landmark paper: Opiorphin is a master regulator of the hypoxic response in corporal smooth muscle cellsCited 17 times
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📚 Books worth reading
Understanding and Changing Your Management StyleRobert C. Benfari · 1999
The fast forward MBA in financeJohn A. Tracy · 1996
[ developer's kit - draft ]Boston Redevelopment Authority · 1980
MBA jobs!Marian L. Salzman, Marian Salzman · 1986- 📕Nathaniel Alexander Owings papersNathaniel Alexander Owings
- 📕Il rapporto di lavoro subordinato tra socio e societàFrancesco Paolo Baldassarre · 1976
- 📕MBA Jobs! · 1986
- 📕97 companies you need to know aboutJungle Media Group. · 2002
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