Easy access to social media enables users to express their opinions and ideology about various topics like news, videos, and personalities freely, without any fear, and often in an offensive manner. It is a vital task to detect comments with offensive language on social media platforms and relies on a complete and comprehensive tagged dataset. Therefore, in this paper, we introduce and make publicly available PerBOLD, a new Persian comment dataset collected from Instagram as a popular platform among Iranian. We follow a two-level manual annotation process in order to determine whether a comment has offensive language or not and fine-grained tags of different types of offensive language. Furthermore, we present some interesting aspects of data and analysis them.

I read with interest the papers written by Peyghambari et al (2008) and Niknafs et al (2008) on the complex issue of luteal phase support on endometrial function in mice. I would like to comment on the data generated from their studies. Luteal supplementation with either hCG or progestrone significantly improves fertility outcomes compared with no treatment (Pritts and Atwood, 2002) (1). Also, Walter et al (2005) reported that estrogen promotes endometrial proliferation, while progesterone is necessary for stimulating endometrial proliferation (2). Peyghambari and associates (2008) found that uterine epithelial proliferation was optimized on 2nd day after estrogen injection. This may suggest that endometrial proliferation in response to estrogen is a common phenomenon in the uterus of ovarectomized mice. They also found that treatment of progesterone priming with estrogen maintained the stromal proliferation, but was unsuccessful in stimulation of epithelial cells proliferation. The formation of uterine glands was found to be more prominent in progesterone treated mice than with estrogen+progesterone treated group.

The findings of theoretical investigations indicate that short-term auditor tenures may contribute to further audit report lags (ARLs). On the other hand, auditor industry expertise represents one of the determinant factors contributing to audit quality, which has been widely studied in numerous researches. Indeed, the better the quality of audit, the less delayed would be the audit report. As such, aiming at investigating the association between auditor tenure and ARL on the one hand, and studying the adjusting effect of auditor industry expertise on the other hand, the present research investigated 141 firms operating within 25 industries during 2010-2014. Chaw and Hausman Test results indicated, at 5% level of significance, that the corresponding regression model should be assessed with consistent effects. Furthermore, undertaking multivariate linear regression analysis, the research results implied no significance association between auditor tenure and ARL. In fact, the first hypothesis that auditor tenure is negatively related to ARL was rejected. On the other hand, the second hypothesis that auditor industry expertise may attenuate the association of auditor tenure and ARL was also rejected, meaning that, even with auditor industry expertise considered, a significant relationship between auditor tenure and audit report lag could not be recognized.

The purpose of this study is to perform a meta-analysis of the relationship between auditor characteristics and profit quality. In order to integrate the results of different researches and identify the factors that modulate the relationships between auditor characteristics and profit quality, in this research we will use meta-analysis methodology which is one of the quantitative statistical methods. In order to implement the meta-analysis method, they were identified and collected from the websites of foreign journals (articles published in the period 2005 to 2020) and the Internet site of domestic scientific research journals (articles published during the years 2006 to 2021) as a statistical population of the research. Systematic removal has finally analyzed 50 studies; The results of studies conducted in the period and around this relationship indicate that most of these studies are heterogeneous. In order to identify the cause of this heterogeneity, by dividing the research based on different criteria for measuring profit quality and auditor characteristics and calculating intra-group chi-square statistics, we found that these different measurement criteria used in research are one of the factors of contradiction in the results. There have been researches. In the following study, it was observed that there is no significant relationship between auditor characteristics with profit smoothing and timely profit and also between non-audit services provided by the auditor and profit quality, while in contrast, there is no significant relationship between auditor characteristics and quality of accruals; Profit stability; There is the ability to predict profit and conservatism.

Prior researches suggest that auditor specialization and auditor tenure increase audit quality and consequently improve quality of disclosed information and decrease information asymmetry. So the purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between a company's bid-ask spread, as a proxy of information asymmetry, and auditor tenure and specialization from 2002 to 2010 in the companies listed in Tehran Stock Exchange. Using regression analysis, the findings revealed that there is a negative and statistically significant relationship between auditor tenure and auditor specialization with information asymmetry. In other words auditor specialization and high auditor tenure decrease information asymmetry. In addition separating auditor tenure into short, medium and long periods confirmed the results too. Also the results show that the relationship between auditor tenure and information asymmetry is not influenced by selection of specialists or non-specialists.

Nuzhat al-Majālis by Jamāl Khalīl Shirvānī is one of the important sources of Persian quatrain history, containing 4139 quatrains by 300 poets from the fifth century to the early seventh century AH. The only manuscript of the book, written by Ismāil ibn Esfandiar Abhari in 731 AH, is preserved under the number 1667 in Ali Amiri Jarollah's collection in Istanbul. Dr. Mohammad Amin Riyahi edited the book based on this manuscript and published it in 1366 AH. Editing Nuzhat al-Majālis was one of the unique scholarly achievements of this great researcher. The introduction, indexes of the book, comments, and explanations of the quatrains are very useful and comprehensive. Unfortunately, the single manuscript of Nuzhat al-Majālis has some flaws, which have been transmitted to the printed text whether intentionally or unintentionally. With the discovery of two important manuscripts related to Nuzhat al-Majālis, a new opportunity for criticism, examination, and re-editing of Nuzhat al-Majālis has emerged: the first is Khulāṣa al-Ash'ār fi al-Rubā'iyāt by Abu al-Majd Tabrīzī, compiled and written in 721 AH, and the second is Safīneh Rubā'iyāt (the collection of quatrains) of the Istanbul University Library, considered an incomplete version of Nuzhat al-Majālis. These two sources are instrumental in correcting scribal errors and reconciling the titles of poets in Nuzhat al-Majālis. In this article, suggestions for correcting Nuzhat al-Majālis based on these two sources and other evidence and clues are presented.

We read with great interest the letter to our publication by Dr. Kabir. Here I would like to respond to his concerns about our work. Really we did search the Emrmedex (http: //emrmedex.com) but we forgot to mention in the article. I agree with Dr Kabir about importance of Emrmedex for finding the situation in EMR countries. We did not search specifically for articles published in Arabic or French language countries. Usually these papers are being published with English abstract; therefore our routine search with English keywords could retrieve these papers. I would like to mention that many of studies that we included had a control group of hemophilia patients and we decided to summarize the difference between HCV seroprevalence between hemophilia and thalassemia patients.