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A recent comprehensive study commissioned by the Committee on Women's Rights
So there's another interesting thing that comes from this realization that humans have a recent common origin in Africa,
With a recent strategic alliance with Cygnus,
A recent pan-European study shows a continuing
Judy Keane At a recent Catholic conference I attended,
Other news Stefan Fritsch posted some bits from the Apache Maintainers announcing some changes- a new set of packaging guidelines, a recent major Apache HTTPD upgrade,
with only one follow-up treatment has the effect, in a recent clinical study,
has been prevented from doing so due to a recent serious eye operation.
In my region, Lorraine, a recent tragic cross-border accident, resulting from a signalling error,
A recent European study showed that fewer and fewer young people enter the labour market,
A recent Swedish study by Herbert(1977,
In a recent personal conversation with me in San Francisco, the Pakistani Minister for Foreign Affairs did not want
not get well as he is discussing usually a recent disturbing experience that has a lot of earlier similar experiences below it.
gentlemen, Mr Kelly is asking a question relating to a recent tragic event,
In a recent joint report requested by the Council of the European Union, heads of mission in Tel Aviv,
Similarly, for rail transport, in a recent White Paper the Commission defended its 1995 proposals to open up the freight
In a recent systematic U.K. review of 21 studies following women who smoked,“95 percent of women were found to have significantly lower odds of getting pregnant naturally
In a recent caseinvolving the principle of the free movement of goods and the protection of industrial and commercialproperty under Article
severe lung disease, a recent or active stomach ulcer,
Admittedly, enterprises can calculate these costs as far as they them selves are concerned by assessing the"hidden" costs brought about by absence owing to illness(80% of absences, according to a recent French survey) or by evaluating the contributions for industrial acci dents, these accidents being, as we have seen, another source of"hidden" costs.