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Encyclopedia > Recto

The recto of a broadsheet, pamphlet or any printed document is the side that is meant to be read first or the right-hand page of a folded sheet. It is a term of art in printing and publishing and can be applied more broadly to any field where physical documents are exchanged. See also: verso, obverse, reverse.


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Cáncer del recto - National Cancer Institute (886 words)
El cáncer del recto es una enfermedad por la cual se forman células cancerosas (malignas) en los tejidos del recto.
Los signos posibles de cáncer del recto incluyen cambios en los hábitos de deposición o sangre en las heces.
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Claro M. Recto Biography | Encyclopedia of World Biography (570 words)
It was due mainly to Recto's sagacity and intellectual acumen that the convention succeeded in framing and approving on Feb. 8, 1935, a constitution which would truly reflect the Filipinos' capacity to frame laws and principles that would govern their lives as free, responsible citizens in a democracy.
Recto's wit, irony, and sharp analytic powers exposed the duplicity of the diplomatic agreements with the United States and revealed the subservience of Filipino opportunists to the dictates of American policy makers.
Recto was preparing to launch his Filipinist crusade in the tradition of the Propaganda Movement of the 1880s when he died of a heart ailment in Rome, Italy, on Oct. 2, 1960.
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