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What Every Man Should Avoid on the First Date First dates can be scary for both men and women, particularly when it comes to….
In a fascinating talk, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz shares how a species-spanning approach to health can improve medical care of the human animal-- particularly when it comes to mental health.
will continue to affect labour markets in various ways, particularly when it comes to creating
we will be sharing more information about mastering the art of soulful living, particularly when it comes to your living environment.
Another great quality of quartz is how durable it is, particularly when it comes to scratching.
Mental capacity law is all the more challenging because of the emotional impact it often generates- particularly when it comes to a person's welfare.
Although the indigenous Guanche language is now extinct, several words have survived, particularly when it comes to names of places.
However, there are plenty of ways to make it easier-- particularly when it comes to money transfer.
there are still noticeable shortcomings, particularly when it comes to cross-border commerce.
This advice is backed up by many scientific studies, particularly when it comes to the all-important baby attachment.
women still exist today in the employment sector, particularly when it comes to differences in pay
discovery must therefore be supported, particularly when it succeeds in bringing together small
The EESC calls on the Commission to harness the Committee's expertise here, particularly when it comes to selecting the target groups,
Peace, like dialogue on human rights, implies mutual respect, particularly when it is a question of a country with over a billion inhabitants such as China.
They are consultative bodies which provide support to global institutions, particularly when it comes to bridging the void where civil society dialogue is essential.
In connection with Member States' autonomy, I also recognise the need to be able to plan ahead, particularly when it comes to in-patient treatment.
How does the Commission intend to verify that these rights are respected in case of return, particularly when it is a question of mass returns?
who is entitled to the best possible medical care, particularly when it cannot be provided in the patient's own country.
the European Parliament should play a guard dog role, particularly when it comes to preventing protectionism.
The EU must be sensitive to the need for austerity, particularly when it comes to the budget of the EEAS.