| The site also offers advice on finding investment professionals and getting involved in microcredit. |
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| The IT professionals usually look out for areas surrounding a radius of 9 km from City Railway Station. |
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| A scratch golfer who mixes freely with professionals in that game, McGwire is a good judge of what he sees and hears around the circuit. |
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| In the forties the membership was spread among upper middle class officials and professionals, rajas and zamindars. |
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| He stressed that the new economic team must be filled with professionals not affiliated with any political party. |
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| Unless a steady flow of finances can be assured, doctors and any other professionals will continue to turn down postings to rural areas. |
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| Introducing the duty of whistle-blowing will significantly alter the roles these professionals are expected to perform. |
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| Does this additional knowledge mean professionals have to ramp up their service levels? |
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| You can always choose to have your pages bound into a book by professionals too. |
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| Those in top positions in the workplace in the survey were classified as senior managers and professionals. |
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| It is an indispensable resource for informed professionals who strive to shape the juvenile justice system today. |
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| After training, these professionals are posted to the aerodrome section of various airports. |
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| It was the country's first centre for professionals in aeromodelling, marine modelling, and radio control. |
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| For food professionals, winter is the time for hearty foods, for steamy fish stews, rashers of bacon, and platter upon platter of broiled meats. |
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| While most are like the tools sold to professionals, several of them are lighter-weight versions that toolmakers called gentlemen's tools. |
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| Administrative professionals, if they're any good, save their bosses' behinds every day. |
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| They often show aggressive behavior toward health professionals when the truth of the symptoms is challenged. |
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| Among collectors and art professionals these reprints are called Heisei editions. |
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| Regardless of their title, all meeting professionals need to have certain qualities. |
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| Parents were much less likely than were professionals to assign responsibility for their boys' timidity to themselves. |
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| This is a song-writing competition open to all amateurs, semi-professionals and professionals. |
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| Youngsters are made aware of their lower-rung positioning, and are expected to revere the time-served expertise of seasoned professionals. |
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| Within easy walking distance of the city centre, this residence will be of interest to time-poor professionals. |
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| Many refugees who were professionals in their countries now find themselves performing menial tasks or manual labor. |
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| As independent, self-sufficient camp professionals, we all chafe at increasing government involvement in our personal lives and camp operations. |
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| Often many risk assessments are done on the same patient by different professionals, using diverse instruments, tick boxes and forms. |
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| These are young professionals who are exploring the artistic medium of film. |
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| They got together with a collective of media professionals and taught themselves the ins and outs of radio production. |
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| If you really want a professional website that maximises your idea's potential, then get in the professionals. |
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| However, he stresses that their aim is not to train theologians but to theologically train professionals. |
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| Those trends have implications for professionals who want to stay ahead of the curve and ensure a successful future. |
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| City professionals include Lloyd's of London insurance men, financial PRs, lawyers and accountants as well as bankers and fund managers. |
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| The elite, including professionals, turned to painting, sculpture, architecture, and music. |
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| He understands he can't be a martinet with a group of seasoned professionals. |
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| He also indulged in a bit of illicit breaking and entering, but most true professionals reckon he was way off the mark. |
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| Children must be removed from these scoundrels as early as possible and be taught correct facts and values by Party-approved professionals. |
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| Despite the tenuous nature of these links, professionals are obliged to advise and even persuade parents to follow the campaign's advice. |
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| The majority of family-sized homes on her books are tenanted by young professionals. |
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| Explicitly promising to do so would at least put them on a par with schoolteachers, lawyers, and other professionals. |
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| The project took over 50,000 man-hours, spread over six years and over 800 data entry and editing professionals. |
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| Young professionals and scenesters were steadily streaming into Old City in search of new places to hang. |
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| Views such as this were expressed at a contest for management professionals organised in the city on Tuesday. |
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| Despite this, managed care has recently been criticised by the public, healthcare professionals, and politicians. |
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| Yamaha's high quality keyboard mallets offer a range of features for students and professionals. |
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| Sometimes it's best if the originator of the piece butts out and lets the professionals take over. |
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| He can be cocky and arrogant, always butting heads with local medical professionals. |
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| Some 27 percent of health professionals and 9 percent of teaching professionals are migrant workers. |
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| Typically, the supply of health care professionals in most states is either inadequate or maldistributed. |
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| Therefore, the educational system copied from that of France had the task of training Malagasies to replace French trained professionals. |
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| On February 15, I was walking alongside elderly women, young professionals, bus drivers, writers, celebrities, taxmen, civil servants. |
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| Easy access to research on improving safety may help doctors and other health professionals make care safer. |
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| The win yesterday was very much a case of two old professionals doing what they do best and saving face for the national team. |
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| One consequence is a reduction in the availability of educated professionals for the agricultural industry. |
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| For the serious dancers and the professionals, the competition and the costs are high. |
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| The madrigals of the baroque period were not written for professionals, and neither were Haydn's string quartets. |
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| As camp professionals, we can provide sanctuary to these children by offering more scholarships! |
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| Thank you for publicizing the hard work our Air Force professionals accomplish in such austere conditions. |
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| It is designed to provide food safety professionals with the skills and knowledge to audit management systems within the food industry. |
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| He is one of four young professionals who have made their mark in the world of auctions and antique sales. |
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| The funding will go towards attracting and training more health professionals for country areas. |
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| Ramsbottom has largely shed its image as an industrial centre to become a lure for young families and professionals. |
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| Many highly trained professionals can attest to the irrelevance of evolutionary theory. |
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| Many therapists and counseling professionals showed up to attest to the efficacy of the drug. |
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| Only the professionals could afford the large telescopes and complex support gear required for modern astronomy and astrophysics. |
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| For a group who had built professional pride around their status as safety and security professionals it was the ultimate low blow. |
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| It revealed that disclosure of sexual violence to professionals was strikingly low. |
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| Yet, exercise professionals can assist clients by encouraging the idea that exercise is a priority. |
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| In the United States and more developed regions of the world, trained health care professionals can rapidly take steps to treat asphyxia. |
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| This facility is very rule-bound, procedural, and hierarchical, with highly-trained professionals overseeing its operations. |
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| The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered. |
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| The competition is intended for upcoming artistes and not for professionals. |
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| Creating presentations is an art form in which many professionals have not been trained. |
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| I think he would probably employ professionals, people who would have no problem picking a lock on a cell. |
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| To begin with, it has never been the case that professionals have a lock on publication. |
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| Too often courts and child welfare professionals are loath to make a judgment as to whether a parent can truly care for a child. |
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| An informaticist service could perform this function, helping health professionals to answer questions arising in practice. |
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| Your literary agent is the book-marketing expert who can sell your crafted words to jaded publishing professionals. |
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| The site is expected to feature job listings for both entry-level and experienced professionals. |
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| This is the essence of patient centred care, and most health professionals strive to achieve it. |
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| It has continued to attract an impressive line-up of Elite riders including many Olympians and professionals. |
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| Facing greater competition, employers have eliminated lifetime employment guarantees to managers and professionals and reduced salaries. |
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| Lifecasting should only be attempted by trained professionals using the appropriate materials. |
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| As health care professionals, we must see ourselves as social activists and community liaisons. |
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| Patients with anorexia nervosa often attempt to deceive health care professionals because they do not want treatment for their disorder. |
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| Avoid professionals who guarantee results or claim they can get you larger refunds than other preparers. |
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| Many people with learning difficulties interviewed felt that professionals did not listen to them. |
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| Distance education facilitates lifelong learning, a major factor for all professionals in knowledge intensive fields. |
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| Both the partnerships and the leading-edge sites are already in danger of losing key senior professionals. |
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| Skepticism and warnings were mainly expressed in medical journals, indicating a reserved attitude by many health care professionals. |
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| Yet politicians, bureaucrats, professionals and layman alike have immense faith in him. |
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| The book is a practical reference for professionals who create amplifiers suitable for linear transmitters. |
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| As most professionals now understand, the recently enacted estate tax repeal means that there is no estate tax repeal. |
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| And there is a severe shortage of American Indian psychologists and other mental health professionals available to meet those needs. |
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| We should all renew our relationships with other camp professionals in order to offer and call on resources when and if the time of need arises. |
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| Houses designed for a specific client and site may be submitted by builders, architects, remodelers, designers, and other industry professionals. |
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| Last year, junior rider Kate Hart beat the professionals and the top amateurs to earn the victory. |
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| This is a unique event where the top professionals race against the top amateurs and the top youth. |
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| This attitude is not just peculiar to high-handicap amateurs but is also prevalent among the top amateurs and professionals. |
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| Both countries want the skilled professionals, while migrating professionals may not be as committed to sending remittances. |
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| Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking. |
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| Areas of 30 to 100 square feet require professionals, preferably certified in mold remediation and trained in handling hazardous materials. |
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| Most health professionals are motivated by altruism and concern for patients' best interests. |
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| Newspapers are an important source of information about the results of medical research, both for lay people and health professionals. |
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| Often faculty are not clinicians but other health professionals and lay community members. |
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| Imbalances in knowledge between lay people and professionals make it difficult for lay people to assess doctors' ability and competence. |
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| When this bill was brought in, it had the same number of lay people and professionals. |
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| The mass media and the rest of corporate America are enthralled with professionals scaling career ladders to new heights. |
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| The network operates nationally and internationally, in alliance with sympathetic professionals. |
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| The regulatory bodies cover most professionals who work in health care including nurses. |
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| Federal rules for regulating professionals have existed for many years, but have been exercised with deference toward state standards. |
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| Senior medical students, junior doctors, registrars, nurses, and allied health professionals are all potential teachers. |
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| Hatters, milliners, and haberdashers were highly regarded professionals, and every town would have numerous hatshops. |
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| Leveraging this effort should reap rewards for managers, professionals, and patients alike. |
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| How concerned should fitness professionals be regarding caffeine's influence on exercise? |
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| Are pupils and parents really so terrible they can reduce grown-up professionals to quivering wrecks? |
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| Lots of our referrals come from health visitors, professionals, social services and children's centres. |
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| As with any occupation, professionals need the right tools to perform their jobs effectively. |
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| In the small circle of professionals, bad business practices will kill a company very quickly as word gets around. |
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| With the help of professionals we are inviting the public to walk over a 20 ft path of red-hot coals. |
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| He also has some interesting ideas about what book-club recommenders can teach arts programming professionals. |
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| Smelling the roses and kicking up your heels while you are still young enough to enjoy it is an aim for many hard-working professionals. |
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| She had a unique ability to express the aspirations of businessmen and trades unionists, professionals and council tenants. |
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| But, he added, the aircrews were professionals and knew what problems lay ahead, thus ensuring a good chance of success. |
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| Some health professionals also advocate cutting down if smokers cannot or will not stop. |
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| Still of key importance, the zone remains staffed by eight dedicated professionals. |
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| This meeting was to discuss the views of patients and professionals on what to do in a crisis and to negotiate agreed solutions. |
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| In their country, they were tradespeople and professionals such as teachers, lawyers or physicians. |
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| The legal professionals, and in this I would include the judiciary, operate in the real world. |
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| This is a big year for the Queen and like all professionals, she wants it to go well. |
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| We were embarking on a real-life experiment into whether it's worth paying the extra to have professionals. |
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| Topping the agenda is a single market that would eliminate trade barriers and ease migration for skilled workers and professionals. |
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| Healthcare professionals may use the term termination of pregnancy or just termination to describe an abortion. |
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| We all know we're way short of the number of doctors and allied health professionals we need. |
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| You have noted that each of the above-named professionals keeps his gun on at all times. |
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| Some are accountants and professionals who have been involved in other walks of life. |
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| This will result in the making of better professionals in every walk of life. |
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| Intelligence professionals described Mr. Murray as an abrasive person, difficult to work with, in their view. |
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| It begins at school leaving age in manual trades and post higher education for professionals. |
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| Clearly it is time for standards and guidelines on best practice for all professionals. |
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| Indeed, one of the important values which health care professionals have to hold dear is great respect for human life. |
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| For example, female stand-up professionals were miffed that they were neither recognized in the category breakdowns, nor in the nominations. |
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| I think the choice between recommendations of qualified avian vets vs. online armchair professionals is really no choice at all. |
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| This is a traditional mid-terrace two-up-two-down which has been redecorated to suit professionals who want a house that is ready to walk into. |
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| The military is not in a position single-handedly to either maintain highly qualified cadres or to retain real professionals within its ranks. |
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| Sadly, many students, once qualified as professionals, turn to the burgeoning tourist trade in order to maintain a better standard of living. |
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| There are few qualified teachers or other professionals who are able to work on a semi-voluntary basis. |
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| There are lots of reasons why non-legal professionals may need this sort of ready access to the law as at a historical date. |
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| Career advancement is, of course, no less a motive for academicians than for other professionals. |
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| Just as the sea looks ready to submerge the coastal burgh of Montrose, so has its football club become a harbour for washed-up professionals. |
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| The language of this handbook accommodates the needs of design and production professionals and students. |
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| Why have the most expensive professionals in the game achieved such paltry results? |
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| He thinks that some professionals aren't keeping up with the latest developments. |
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| One can also find differences in the attitudes of the professionals depending on their ideological bent. |
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| He doesn't seem to recognize the South as a region with a robust economy, white-collar professionals and growing urban areas. |
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| Once you have an idea of the areas where you'd like concrete to be poured, contact service professionals to get quotes. |
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| Forty health professionals visited Darent Valley Hospital yesterday as part of a week-long programme. |
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| A lot of them were on the tour like me but there were many club professionals as well desperate to compete. |
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| Risks and benefits associated with the use of aspirin have to be weighed carefully in any recommendations made by health care professionals. |
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| Currently, American businesses are experiencing acute shortages of highly skilled IT professionals. |
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| Health professionals in radiography, pharmacy and medical sciences are also on the company's books. |
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| Until science has a better understanding of the etiology of this infectious protein, medical professionals must remain vigilant in asepsis and patient advocacy. |
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| To be sure, the trade-off for adhering to Chinese restrictions is a lucrative market of professionals. |
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| Manning was forced to strip and remain on a suicide-risk regime against the recommendations of brig mental-health professionals. |
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| The caliber at which Sam and the entire crew preformed dubbed them professionals not students. |
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| Aided by Democratic PR professionals chad Griffin and Kristin Schake, they find them. |
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| Both textile and paper wallpapers should be installed by professionals. |
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| All the legal professionals wear severe, French-style white jabots Velcroed around their necks, and headsets for the interpretation jammed down over their hair. |
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| Treatment must be left to qualified health care professionals. |
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| The online university has made it very easy for business professionals to earn a reputed and widely acknowledgeable degree from the comfort of their home or office. |
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| Concurrent with these changes, we are witnessing a fundamental examination of what underlies and actuates the character of who we are as intelligence professionals. |
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| The decision to pay match fees to professionals has prompted him to give it another go, adding some much needed quality and experience to the side. |
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| But these are committed professionals who don't scare easily. |
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| Applications are juried by a minimum of two music industry professionals. |
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| In the non-academic world, information professionals don't necessarily possess an advanced degree in library science, information science, or a related field. |
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| This is deeply insulting to our members, skilled and dedicated professionals who have worked above and beyond the call of duty to keep services afloat through difficult times. |
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| We could do with a couple of key professionals in key positions. |
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| A wider perspective is needed to achieve clarity of roles and a better balance of registered nurses, physicians, other health professionals, and support workers. |
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| In a country with a fully functioning health system populated with able and willing medical professionals, this is doable. |
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| Why did these highly paid professionals make such amateurish mistakes? |
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| At 17, she attended the Durango Songwriters Expo, a summit where 30 music industry professionals mentor 200 some-odd attendees. |
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| Using terrorism as an excuse to pull information that should be public is detrimental to a democratic society and repugnant to online professionals. |
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| This article is geared primarily to individuals, students as well as professionals, who are relatively new to carbonate diagenesis and petroleum reservoir rocks. |
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| Now we have self injury awareness campaigns, which often describe cutters as a permanently isolated minority, misunderstood by the public and health care professionals alike. |
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| People routinely have to trust professionals to do their job responsibly. |
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| The New Work Festival is being launched next week, when Stratfordians will be given the chance to air their own pieces alongside the professionals. |
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| Notably, the states with the fewest of these professionals also have the worst breastfeeding outcomes. |
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| Parties can also use Information Technology professionals with training in computer security as arbitrators, rather than judges with no computer science background. |
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| The ethical rot of highly paid professionals proved even deeper than imagined, with a mutual-fund scandal following scandals in Corporate America and on Wall Street. |
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| In addition, a roster of museum professionals attended the event and participated as lecturers and panelists in a round-table discussion during the lecture series. |
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| Traders and investors who limit themselves to long positions are conceding a big advantage to market professionals who are just as likely to go short as go long. |
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| The data revealed that there were 8,292 perpetrators who had committed more than 14,120 physical and psychological assaultive acts against mental health professionals. |
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| There is no general obligation on health professionals to disclose confidential information in order to assist the police with the investigation of crimes. |
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| Captain shah, like other dedicated professionals, was known as a guy who liked to promote the skills of his craft. |
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| When the only option for carrying a handgun is to carry concealed, it unfairly discriminates against women and professionals. |
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| A second written questionnaire was sent to 100 professionals involved in the provision of diagnostic services for people with autistic spectrum disorders. |
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| Then he told the story of the day he tried to sit in with the professionals at the showboat Club in Philadelphia. |
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| And, as predicted by numerous professionals, they are sicker and more dangerous than when they went behind bars. |
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| It is axiomatic that the differences among the Chiefs of Staff are resolved by the military professionals themselves, with one of them acting as the arbitrator. |
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| It is a tarpaper roof, applied by professionals over a flat wood surface. |
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| I personally lacked the sexual education and social networking skills that savvy sex-industry professionals rely on. |
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| Academics and professionals may be satisfied with technical drawings but a lay public, on which museums depend, need models, virtual reality tours, or, at least, photography. |
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| In addition, his support for the growing claims of the clergy as professionals was in tension with his opposition to similar claims by physicians and lawyers. |
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| Many aspects of museum Web sites require visitors to understand the specialized terminologies and controlled vocabularies used by museum professionals. |
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| In an impassioned call to action, he urged American doctors, nurses, and health care professionals to join Africa in its fight. |
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| The professionals often speed the process up with a bandsaw, but these have a tendency to waste a lot of bowstaves until you know what you're doing. |
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| It is seeking to hire from Dublin investment banking professionals, asset management bankers, corporate finance, and project and trade finance experts. |
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| The participants are predominantly young emerging professionals in the fields of theatre, dance and visual performance, researchers, theoreticians and art managers. |
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| A panel of citizens will decide the fate of Officer Wilson rather than law-enforcement professionals or a lone judge. |
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| Probably few people apart from religious professionals spend much time thinking about doctrinal statements such as the Nicene Creed or the Thirty-nine Articles. |
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| Within this climate, ambitious young professionals could find plenty of opportunities for promotion and self-advancement if they proved themselves dynamic and capable. |
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| The fact that we were dealing with professionals, including RNs, physicians, architects, and designers, did not mean that their behaviors were without bias or partiality. |
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| Tiny flats, some as small as 18 square metres, are selling like hot cakes to Beijing's young urban professionals and are the talk of its youth-oriented media. |
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| From the initial call, entries were slashed down to twenty hopefuls who then developed their screenplays under the beady eyes of hardened professionals. |
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| By 1998 Ulster, Munster and Leinster each had 21 full-time professionals and 10 semi-professionals but before that all of the teams were hybrid operations. |
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| A friend of mine told me in their country a board could legally put measures into places to protect such titles and reserve them for well-trained professionals. |
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| And if you work in the medical profession, you might wonder why hospitals have gone from holy places of professionals and passion to hotbeds of tomfoolery in popular culture. |
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| I know that many people around the world remember my son, many health professionals have learnt from our choices. |
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| In particular we must attract, recruit, inspire and train a veritable army of entry-level tradespeople and professionals to ensure that we can meet the demands upon us. |
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| Customer service and sales professionals no longer have to spend time on the phone trying to repair transcription errors and match reconciliation reports. |
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| It is most common in the case of professionals who are grossly negligent in the course of their employment. |
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| These include the military tribunals in the United States and tribunals used in Australia to try health professionals. |
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| Like poets, the storytellers were also professionals, but unlike the poets little of their work has survived. |
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| Many people, including health professionals, are less familiar with the nocebo response. |
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| The rest of the army was made up of levies from the fyrd, also infantry but more lightly armoured and not professionals. |
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| It has offices in 50 cities providing services to clients in 80 countries and employs 1,000 investment professionals. |
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| Search Engine Optimization professionals recommend stylizing content as one part of improving visibility on the web. |
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| The first describes the roles and status of the church, poets and various other professionals. |
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| The soldiers of the Imperial Roman army were professionals who volunteered for 20 years of active duty and five as reserves. |
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| Healthcare decisions are being made in a dialogue between the patients and healthcare professionals. |
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| Baker's proprietary waxing, tweezing, trimming and filling technique is highly sought after by industry professionals worldwide. |
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| Shechitah is a surgical procedure, carried out by caring professionals with years of training. |
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| Michael Broderick, who was their Need BSL tutor, said he hoped more professionals might consider following the example set by Liz and Megan. |
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| Globalization is said to affect the country, with many educated professionals leaving Ethiopia for better economic opportunities in the West. |
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| Coached by Terry Flanagan, Ireland's squad included professionals Des Foy and Martin Crompton in an otherwise domestic based squad. |
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| Accordingly, the next section highlights the role of built environment professionals in responding to disastrous situations. |
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| He said that many professionals are discarding DSLRs due to the bulkiness, and using smartphone cameras. |
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| Before this status Scotland had been restricted to playing just three professionals in a match. |
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| Tired of losing business cards after successful encounters with professionals? |
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| The Scotland squad was largely made up of players who had played in the student squads, but a few professionals were also included. |
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| During the 19th century, as in England, wager matches in North America between professionals became very popular attracting vast crowds. |
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| Prize matches amongst professionals similarly became popular on other rivers throughout Great Britain in the 19th century, notably on the Tyne. |
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| The trail under the cableway is for ski professionals and there are also cross-country ski trails. |
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| Providers of CAM tend to build better therapeutic relationships than mainstream healthcare professionals. |
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| The Learning and Teaching Scotland provides advice, resources and staff development to education professionals. |
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| A collaboration between KeSPA and MLG brought a selection of StarCraft professionals to the USA for an exhibition tournament. |
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| Integrated master's degrees are often the standard route to chartered status for STEM professionals in England. |
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| Creativity plays an important role in human resource management as artists and creative professionals can think laterally. |
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| Trade unions may be composed of individual workers, professionals, past workers, students, apprentices or the unemployed. |
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| Daley's research indicates that professionals create meaningful knowledge by situating their learning within their professional work. |
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| The team includes seasoned programmers, music industry professionals, and taxonomers led by the world's leading authority on music perception. |
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| Overcoming cyberphobia is not easy, but any effort to automate professionals must address their resistance and concerns or be doomed to failure. |
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| CompTIA Press, a comprehensive line of courseware and related products aimed at information technology professionals. |
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| It was common at this time for a small number of professionals to travel to compete in each other's national championship. |
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| However the 1921 Gleneagles match did not immediately lead to a corresponding match between the professionals. |
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| Further places are given to players, amateurs and professionals, who are successful in a number of qualifying events. |
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| The exclusion of professionals caused several controversies throughout the history of the modern Olympics. |
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| Budding professionals in the traditionally working class team sports of football and rugby league rarely go to university. |
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| Snooker is the ultimate cuesport, with even minor professionals earning hundreds of thousands. |
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| Some top professionals from outside North America play enough tournaments to maintain membership on both the PGA Tour and European Tour. |
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| And for most Bellingham professionals, the temptation to dress for casual Friday on a Tuesday can override even the best fashion sense. |
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| The most notable of these early professionals were the American Vinnie Richards and the Frenchwoman Suzanne Lenglen. |
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| When these servicemen left, the clubs and teams were kept alive by young professionals, mostly Europeans, working in these countries. |
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| An athletic supporter and protective cup is highly recommended for male players by medical experts and professionals. |
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| Culpepper helps wood products professionals develop superior methods for drying softwoods. |
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| Psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and other mental health professionals counsel clients. |
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| Most of its members were amateurs, but at first, they were reinforced by a small number of professionals. |
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| Based in Alexandria, VA, TIA is the premier organization for third-party logistics professionals doing business in North America. |
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| The governor appoints and the senate confirms a nonpartisan commission of citizens, legal professionals and civic leaders. |
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| The top ten finalists are taken to Pinewood Studios, where they pitch their film to a panel of judges who are industry professionals. |
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| Healthy plants in beautifully mulched beds make happy customers, another benefit mushroom compost brings to landscape professionals. |
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| The universal rating system will enable architects, specifiers and construction professionals to meet sustainability targets more easily. |
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| To the Sunbury-on-Thames track, racing's professionals and the public alike owe a deal of gratitude. |
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| North American professionals often perform solo or in very small groups, frequently using instruments. |
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| That's been the thinking of the National Speleological Society, the largest organization of cave professionals and enthusiasts. |
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| Instead of brainstorming and problem-solving, professionals blamestormed, creating more problems and inaction. |
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| As an on-going service to the industry, Loker publishes Topstitch, a newsletter sent to 400 apparel manufacturing and industry professionals. |
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| Enthusiasts in the United States have formed clubs which unite hobbyists and professionals. |
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| An alternative approach would be to create a board of mental health professionals and lawyers who would majoritively decide consent issues. |
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| American Lawyer Media is in the process of launching a line of trade books for consumers and professionals. |
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| In January 2007, a group of concerned parents, therapy professionals, and business leaders formed Lose the Training Wheels, Inc. |
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| The STELLAR program builds the capacity of teaching professionals through training and transferal of knowledge and skills. |
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| Other students move directly to industry, working as programmers, networking professionals, graphics designers, and related positions. |
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| Health care professionals should always be aware of the possibility of depression co-occurring with stroke. |
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| Lack of awareness among social workers, teachers and other professionals dealing with at risk children hinders efforts to combat the problem. |
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| During the week, the laid-back atmosphere sees locals drinking alongside young professionals and arty bohos. |
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| However, expatriate professionals are often more expensive than local employees. |
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| The original meaning was confined to systems in which the government operates health care facilities and employs health care professionals. |
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| Visiting professionals frequently liven the day at the Elm Creative Arts School. |
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| Photos need interrogation, and historians as contextualists are the best suited professionals to tackle these questions. |
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| The book was written for professionals, but an intelligent layperson could understand most of it. |
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| There were psychiatrists, neuropsychiatrists, researchers, psychologists, mental health professionals, professional students, and voice hearers. |
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| This book is aimed at child psychologists, neuropsychologists and other educational professionals. |
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| Equally important is the capacity via artful trendspotting for PR professionals to open doors and feed newscasting. |
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| American Registry, LLC is an independent company that serves businesses and professionals such as RDH Interests, Inc. |
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| The focus of JIT is to clear the void for SAP professionals in the local and international job markets. |
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| Quantum Leap has announced online recruiting services for companies ready to hire Information Technology, and Engineering professionals. |
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| Zesty users have access to a list of appointments with qualified and consumer reviewed healthcare professionals. |
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| If you're like most financial professionals, some of your large spreadsheets contain many worksheets with a wide assortment of data. |
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| A survey by Investec Private Banking has shown that many professionals in the UK are not happy with their work-life balance. |
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| According to a 2014 study, Wikipedia is the single leading source of medical information for patients and healthcare professionals. |
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