When the brain is functioning well, the apparatus remains quiet.
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She was a little askew but appeared to be functioning well.
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So, my view markets are functioning well with the ample reserves.
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When the hippocampus isn't functioning well, you're only living in the present.
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BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR SAYS AT THE MOMENT MARKETS ARE FUNCTIONING WELL
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Roque said Philippine courts were functioning well and exercise jurisdiction over any complaints.
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"My brain wasn't functioning well enough for me to be confused," he said.
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But it has been spared and the tourist industry is still functioning well.
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"Our companies are functioning well, almost normally," Turra said by telephone on Thursday.
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Much to my relief, the air-conditioning inside the T.C.U. was functioning well.
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"[Keeping fit] keeps the brain functioning well," Branson said in an interview with FourYourBodyPress.
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But broadband companies also face enormous consumer pressure to keep their networks functioning well.
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Both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash are functioning well, with miners happily mining on both networks.
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He said his older iPhone is still functioning well, and speed is not yet an issue.
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And in a world where credit markets are not functioning well, that can be a big help.
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Industry officials have said the food supply chain is functioning well despite the increased demand for food.
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The company said the plant was functioning well and the boiler, procured from Germany, had just been serviced.
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What the MXZ 200 provides is versatility for both cycling styles, while also functioning well as a commuter.
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Most important, some of its insurance markets — created to sell coverage to the uninsured — aren't functioning well enough.
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Bama has only one functioning well, despite the promise from state government that a dozen would be built.
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We know that we should be moving our bodies on the regular in order to keep them functioning well.
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Yet, by Abdulbari's account, the cabinet's relationship with Hemedti and the rest of the Sovereignty Council is functioning well.
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According to SpaceX, all the rocket's systems are now functioning well and the weather looks favorable for today's launch.
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Many parts of a home can be renovated to keep 80- or even 100-year-old houses functioning well.
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Like we the audience, he's happiest when the bridge crew is together, functioning well, playing their parts, doing their bit.
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WHEN democracy is functioning well, vigorously but fairly conducted elections provide a powerful way of defusing a country's internal arguments.
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They lodge with farming family the Ledings, in a bedroom on a porch replete with bugs and a functioning well.
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"We need to be working to tame capitalism at this moment, because it is not functioning well," Bennett told me.
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A 61-year-old patient, disabled by a back injury, had been functioning well for years on 225 M.M.E., he said.
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Along with the Tripoli-based central bank, the NOC is one of the only state enterprises still functioning well despite the conflict.
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The patient had a pulmonary-function test, and her lungs were functioning well enough that she was taken off the inhaled steroids.
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It's for reasons like this that most political theorists don't use pure representation as their test of whether a democracy is functioning well.
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Some HRV is good; it means your nervous system is functioning well and your heart is getting healthy breaks while you're at rest.
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Tests have shown he has high cholesterol and there's evidence of heart disease, but Jackson said tests show his heart is functioning well.
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NASA is keeping a close eye on the car-sized robot's wheels to make sure they're functioning well as it roams the Martian dirt.
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Rather, its bureaucrats are too insulated from democracy, and its democracy is not functioning well enough without a common demos to make it work.
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Those are just a couple of examples of how I've benefited from government, and neither would have happened without a functioning, well-funded treasury.
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The NYSE president said from the Economic Club of New York that "market are functioning well" and resisted arguments that markets should be closed.
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ANKARA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Turkey's BDDK banking regulator urged the public on Saturday to ignore rumours about financial institutions, saying Turkey's banks were functioning well.
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"As it continues and they can see Qatar remains resilient and still functioning well, I think they are becoming a little more relaxed," Abraham said.
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More importantly, insists D'Alessandro, they give the supervisor a warm sense that his or her team is functioning well, and the members play well together.
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Because such valves can do their job effectively for decades, they often go undetected until, as in my case, they harden and stop functioning well.
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The doctor who transplanted a heart into United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz says the heart is functioning well and he is optimistic about a full recovery.
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It would have been a disaster for the open internet and an unnecessary government intrusion into an online marketplace that is functioning well under current law.
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"If the city's streets are functioning well, if crime is maintained, I think the mayor can get by without being a bon vivant," Mr. Siegel said.
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" Asked about democracy in Hungary, Mr. Orban dismissed the question with a single sentence: "We have a new Constitution, accepted in 2011, and it's functioning well.
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At the same time, if children say they're feeling fine after the trauma and appear to be functioning well, don't assume they're "hiding" how they really feel.
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That said, Wyndham's business is functioning well, seemingly immune to the threat of do-it-yourself listing companies like the up-and-coming (and millennial-loved) Airbnb.
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This is the basis for the Hungarian government," he said, adding, when pressed about the issue: "We have a new constitution accepted in 2011 and it's functioning well.
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How to choose a collagen supplement "If you are generally healthy, and your kidneys are functioning well, there's no harmful health effect that I know of," said Zeichner.
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It also says vaguely that "an increasing number" of EU individuals are making use of their rights under the Privacy Shield, claiming the relevant redress mechanisms are "functioning well".
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None of the private practice psychiatrists would take Maggie because she was functioning well — like I said, her voices had become background noise — but she still obviously had symptoms.
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Stopping a prescription doesn't end an addiction—nor does it treat pain; indeed, cutting off patients who are functioning well on opioids can lead to disability and even suicide.
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Democratic republicanism is the best form of government when it is functioning well, but instant, majoritarian mob rule is one of the most grotesque when it is moving fast.
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So, at the age of 673, my patient now had biological evidence of Alzheimer's disease, although he continued functioning well at his law firm and few people suspected problems.
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Our system of capitalism is functioning well as evidenced by the plethora of U.S.-based companies that are dominating world markets and whose stocks are at all-time highs.
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But that makes for good drama, and it's also probably a good challenge to pose to people who were complacent about a constitutional order that isn't functioning well enough.
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But sometimes, societies can lean too far in either direction— becoming either too tight or too loose—which can keep them from functioning well, both psychologically as well as economically.
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While on the surface, children who are the objects of such scrutiny may seem to be functioning well, studies suggest that many suffer from depression, anxiety, and lower life satisfaction.
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America's core institutions may not be in perfect health, but they seem to be functioning well enough to constrain a president who's gone after essential parts of its democratic system.
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Why it matters: Snap believes the company has reached a size that is functioning well, so it is reducing its rate of hiring and therefore cutting some staff recruiter roles.
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The NOC provides the vast bulk of Libya's state income and, along with the Tripoli-based central bank, is one of the only state institutions still functioning well amid chaos.
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New York Fed President John Williams said the short-term lending market is functioning well, and the Fed should keep its repo operations in place just as long as needed.
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A ratified contract would remove "artificial barriers holding back United" from functioning well during incidents like winter storms that ground planes, said Henry Harteveldt, founder of travel consultancy Atmosphere Research Group.
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It's not a recognized mental health diagnosis in and of itself, but refers to people who think they are functioning well, but really bottle everything up inside until it boils over.
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"If the tortilla is not functioning well, if it's not good quality, there are going to be a bunch of problems," particularly for tortilla makers and corn farmers, Ms. Barros said.
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The heart is functioning well and she will be able to do things she never could have attempted before, said Daniel Kopiler, who oversees cardiac rehabilitation at Brazil's National Institute of Cardiology.
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Dr. Thaung Hlaing, the director of the Rakhine State Public Health Department's Strategic Health Operations Center, said in a telephone interview on Monday that all of the state's hospitals were functioning well.
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They recruited students in part because they are easy to come by on college campuses but also because bright, healthy young men and women should have brains and memories that are functioning well.
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Indeed, despite claims from participants that the existing agreement is functioning well, it actually has fundamental flaws if you peek behind the headlines, according to Eugen Weinberg, head of commodities research at Commerzbank.
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The device works like a pacemaker, sending electrical pulses to aid the brain when it is struggling to store new information, but remaining quiet when it senses that the brain is functioning well.
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Slack's latest message about the outage at 11:36 AM said the service and its API were "...confirmed to be functioning well," but that the fix had affected uploads and downloads of files.
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"Because of the clot, initially, the pressure in her right ventricle was very dilated and not functioning well," said Dr. JuYong Lee, director of vascular and endovascular medicine at UConn Health Calhoun Cardiology Center.
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NOC provides the vast bulk of the Libyan state's income and, along with the Tripoli-based central bank, is one of the only state enterprises still functioning well after years of armed factional conflict.
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Part of China's incentive to test so broadly and report accurate numbers, Huang said, is that it helps structure appropriate policy in a time of crisis and helps show the government is functioning well.
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The six-party coalition holds a stable majority in the Knesset, with 66 of the 120 seats, and recently passed a two-year state budget which will allow it to continue functioning well into 2019.
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Usually, those who think of themselves as "big-picture" guys are happy to hire other people to handle the details and ensure the government is functioning well enough to fulfill whatever vision the president has.
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She's heard from numerous former clients, who had ended their therapeutic relationship with her and were "functioning well and living their lives," asking for her help navigating the often cumbersome process of updating legal identification.
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RABAT, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Morocco's foreign exchange interbank market is functioning well and there is no need for the central bank to intervene to support the dirham, Central Bank Governor Abdellatif Jouahri said on Tuesday.
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"There is a real human resource problem," she said, with the traditional model of hiring workers straight out of school or university, teaching them on the job and rotating them between departments no longer functioning well.
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They focused on two dimensions of the functionality of these relationships: whether people thought their friends-with-benefits (FWB) situation was healthy and functioning well (referred to in the study as "relationship adjustment") and sexual satisfaction.
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A recent study by the Catalan Renal Registry Committee estimated that kidneys from donors who were 22013 years old or more had continued functioning well in their new hosts for ten years in two-thirds of cases.
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As the Trump administration and congressional Republicans consider what to do after the repeal of Obamacare, they should, as the Hippocratic Oath states, "do no harm" to those elements of our health care system that are functioning well.
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The Progress — launched atop a Soyuz rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan — seemed to be functioning well until a little more than 6 minutes into the launch, when Russian mission control unexpectedly lost touch with the spacecraft.
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"These markets are part of the foundation of the global financial system... And if they are not functioning well, then that will spread to other markets," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said in a press call on Sunday.
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" People who successfully overcome a problem tend to identify and isolate it, figuring out "which parts of their identities are already functioning well and don't need changing, and which parts are no longer working and do need changing.
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"When markets are not functioning well, the transmission mechanism of monetary policy to the economy is disrupted, and any reduction in the target federal funds rate will have less of an impact on the real economy," Mester said.
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"It has been brought to the public's attention that stories, that are rumors in nature, about our banks are not based on documents or facts, and should not be heeded," the BDDK banking regulator said in a statement, adding that Turkey's banks were functioning well.
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Hall had three corrective surgeries by the time he was 2-years-old and for 13 years he was functioning well, according to the news outlet, until the end of last year when a doctor gave him the grim news — his heart was failing.
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If Republicans intended their health care bill to be a "rescue mission" for those who live in markets with zero or one insurers, it would be a targeted bill, rather than one that would disrupt and perhaps destroy ACA marketplaces that are functioning well.
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"Elizabeth Warren not only, I think, aligns with a lot of what Leslie believed in about the ability of the government when it's functioning well to affect people's lives for the better, but her whole thing is 'I'm not just orating here, I've got a plan,'" Schur said.
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Mr. Putin is reasonably attentive to the concerns raised by Israel — and the channels of communication between the countries are functioning well — yet Israel finds it hard to believe that the Russians can be swayed to contain the advance of Iran, on whose cooperation it relies to ensure Mr. Assad's survival.
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"The fact is that the central bank has kept pouring liquidity, but the transmission is not functioning well," said a trader at a medium-sized Chinese bank, adding the recent generous cash injections by the central bank should not be interpreted as a sign of a change in its monetary policy stance.
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Lauda also intervened as a Mercedes mediator when Hamilton and his former Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg feuded, argued and traded barbs as they fought for the title between 2014-16 Lauda twice underwent kidney transplants, receiving an organ donated by his brother in 1997 and, when that stopped functioning well, a kidney donated by his girlfriend in 2005.
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The courts, the federal bureaucracy, the states, and even large numbers of ordinary Americans have all played a vital role in restraining the president's authoritarian tendencies.... America's core institutions may not be in perfect health, but they seem to be functioning well enough to constrain a president who's gone after essential parts of its democratic system.
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There are two government primary school for boys and two for girls. Several private English Medium Schools are also functioning well.
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At the bottom Billy drove sideways into an embankment. Four tires were burst and missing, the gears were gone and our nerves were not functioning well. Billy says we reached 150 miles an hour. My estimate was 500.
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Dallastown Area Middle School Alternative Education Program provides a free public education to children who are not functioning well in the traditional system. Counseling is routinely provided. The goal is to return the student to the traditional school setting.
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This approach urges the adoption of laws that maximize wealth. Potential application of this approach would begin with a text-based interpretation. A secondary concern is whether or not an actual "market" context is functioning well. Thirdly, ways to improve the imperfect market are proposed.
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At the time of the take-over, McGraw- Edison had 21,000 employees working in 118 facilities in the United States and other countries. Cooper took over responsibility for the Calhoun County site clean-up, and as of 2004 the remedies were reported to be functioning well.
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Despite continuing problems with the B-29s, the aircraft was functioning well enough in combat that it no longer made any sense to shift resources in the manufacturing base to a new engine for the B-29 and so the B-39 was not ordered into production.
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After the Iraq War began, Clinton made trips to Iraq and Afghanistan to visit American troops stationed there. On a visit to Iraq in February 2005, Clinton noted that the insurgency had failed to disrupt the democratic elections held earlier and that parts of the country were functioning well.
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Mark Goulston is a psychiatrist, executive coach and consultant to major organizations. He is the inventor and developer of the process called Surgical Empathy whereby using targeted and focused empathy, one is able to break through to people and free them from internal emotional and psychological blocks that can impair their functioning, well-being and satisfaction in life.
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Reactors 5 and 6 were also not operating when the earthquake struck. Unlike Reactor 4, their fuel rods remained in the reactor. The reactors had been closely monitored, as cooling processes were not functioning well. Both Unit 5 and Unit 6 shared a working generator and switchgear during the emergency and achieved a successful cold shutdown nine days later on 20 March.
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57 During 1942, however, the scheduled services were not functioning well. Large backups of materiel and mail were occurring along the wing's routes, especially at Natal. The main reason was a lack of transport aircraft. As the wing began operations, only four Consolidated B-24D Liberators, two Statocruisers and four Pan American Clippers were available to move supplies to Africa from Natal.
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Involving communities in deciding about the location of kiosks, their opening hours and the choice of the kiosk operators increases the likelihood of the kiosks being accepted and functioning well. If operators have a contract with the utility, regular supervision is important to ensure that the contract stipulations concerning cleanliness of the premises, prices charged and opening hours are respected.
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Navodhaya library still plays a pivotal role in Edakkara culture which was started in 1957. Edakkara village was formed during 1963-1964. Health centre, Registration office and Electricity office became a reality in 1981. A small L P school which started in 1963 became a big private institution with several courses still functioning well by the name of Sree Vivekanadha in Palemadu.
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The Maharashtra declined to join because the state had its own state healthcare programme. That program called Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana was already functioning well. The state later joined Ayushman Bharat Yojana with special exceptions to make it part of its existing infrastructure. the initiative has two components- the National Health Protection Scheme and the Health and Wellness Centres (HWCs).
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Visual inspection of the spent fuel pool of reactor 4 on 30 April showed that there was no significant visible damage to the fuel rods in the pool. Reactors 5 and 6 were also shut down when the earthquake struck although, unlike reactor 4, they were still fueled. The reactors have been closely monitored, as cooling processes were not functioning well.
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In 2019, we launched a project called Operation Restoration! This project was to help save the wells that began to act as non-functioning wells. Wells of life works to not only drill new wells, but to restore forgotten non- functioning wells drilled by previous organizations. There was many communities in Uganda that were lacking clean water in result of a non- functioning well.
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The only difference between a new well and a restored non- functioning well is timing. A repaired well has sometimes been non-functioning for several years. The result is the same, 1,000 people now have access to safe water! In April 2020, In response to the Corona Virus, Wells of Life donated 10,000 bars of soap to both local and national leadership in Uganda.
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By May 1967, the OCI argued that the IC was not functioning well, and that key decisions of the 1966 conferences "remained dead letters". It argued: "The SLL has had its own international activity, so has the OCI. Germany and Eastern Europe have remained the 'private hunting-grounds' of the OCI...". By the late 1960s all far left tendencies were growing and the ICFI was no exception.
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Michelle Grattan, writing in The Conversation, argued that the "narrow margin" of the vote left Abbott "deeply vulnerable to later destabilisation". News Limited journalist Malcolm Farr wrote that Abbott had been "given, at best, a stay of execution". In May, information was leaked about citizenship changes. In August, daily talking points for ministers were leaked to Fairfax Media, which included that 'cabinet was functioning well'.
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After the Second World War and the expansion of the Welfare State, the focus of activities changed; in the 1950s Dockland Settlement No. 1 became the Mayflower Centre, with overtly Christian aims. Other settlements continued to serve their communities (some of which were now far more prosperous) with a variety of social, sporting and cultural facilities, and were still functioning well into the 21st century.
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Following on from The Ark in Space, the Fourth Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith, and Harry Sullivan teleport down from the Nerva space station to Earth, ostensibly uninhabited. However, the system is not functioning well, and the Doctor begins repairing it. The other two explore the surrounding area, but Harry falls down a crevasse and Sarah goes to seek the Doctor's help. He is nowhere in sight.
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90, Oxford University Press, The entire jute industry is in a bad shape. See also – Victoria Jute Mill, a part of Indian heritage Amongst the other well-known industrial units in Chandannagore subdivision are: Lagan Engineering and Braithwaite. Lagan Engineering is a jute machinery manufacturing company set up in 1955 in Angus in Champdani. The machinery it has manufactured has been functioning well in numerous jute mills.
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Confederate Cabinet. L-R: Judah P. Benjamin, Stephen Mallory, Christopher Memminger, Alexander Stephens, LeRoy Pope Walker, Jefferson Davis, John H. Reagan and Robert Toombs. Reagan was an able administrator, presiding over the only cabinet department that was described as functioning well during the war. Despite the hostilities, the United States Post Office Department continued operations in the Confederacy until June 1, 1861, when the Confederate service took over its functions.
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The mission has been allotted 5,650 military personnel, 120 civilian police and about 1,000 international and local civilian personnel. The mission has been functioning well. It has greatly benefited from the transitional government, which has functioned and is in the process of transitioning to one that will be popularly elected. The main difficulty in the early stages was continued resistance to the peace process by the last Hutu nationalist rebel group.
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Rishi, longing for his father's wealth, decides to travel towards the orphanage with his best friend, Jerry. To their surprise, they discover that the orphanage is non-functional. To get the money, the orphanage has to be functioning well, so they contact Lenin (Sharaf U Dheen), a political party worker, and befriend him. The three of them together rescue kidnapped children on the road by disguising themselves as the police.
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Still in 1920 he stated that "dream speech in every detail corresponds to schizophrenic speech disorder." While Kraepelin was interested in the psychiatric as well as the psychological aspects of dream speech, modern researchers have been interested in speech production in dreams as illuminating aspects of cognition in the dreaming mind. They have found that during dream speech, Wernicke's area is functioning well, but Broca's area is not, leading to proper grammar but little meaning.
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Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu initially declined to join because they each had their own state healthcare programmes. Those programs, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana and the programme for Tamil Nadu, were already functioning well. These states later both joined Ayushman Bharat Yogana with special exceptions to make it part of their existing infrastructure. West Bengal initially joined the program but then opted out in favor of establishing their own regional health programme.
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In other work, Barrett has studied verbatim language in college students' dreams and found them similar in these characteristics—intact grammar, poor meaning, rhythm and rhyme—to the literary examples. She observes that this is suggestive that of the two language centers in the brain, Wernicke’s area must not be functioning well, but Broca's area seems to be as this language resembles that of patients with Wernicke's aphasia. Essentially the same conclusion Kraepelin reached in 1906.
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Gringo is an unincorporated community in Hopewell Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is located along Pennsylvania Route 151, near the border with Raccoon Township. The area was the site of an oil field in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; there was at least one functioning well operating until the 1960s. The community has disappeared from most contemporary maps, but lives on in the name of Gringo Road and a few business names.
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Earlier in the same episode, Jim and Dwight make an incredibly efficient sales team, functioning well as a duo and thinking similarly in their tactics. The two were paired together when they began as traveling salesmen at the company. In "Company Picnic" the two embrace in celebration after Dwight sets Jim up to score the final point in volleyball. Dwight plans to demote Jim from the Assistant Regional Manager spot, and make him miserable, during "The Job".
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Lapan- TUBSat is Indonesia’s first remote sensing satellite, made by the experts from National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (Lembaga Penerbangan dan Antariksa Nasional, Lapan) and Technical University Berlin (TUB) Germany. The uses of the satellite are for Indonesian natural resources observation and weather forecast for the Indonesian area. Lapan-TUB Sat was launched on a PSLV launcher on 1 January 2007 from the Indian space centre in Sriharikota and still functioning well after the fifth birthday.
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Major rivers located in Kampar Regency are partly still functioning well as a means of transportation, clean water sources, fish farms, as well as a source of electrical energy (hydropower Koto Panjang). Kampar Regency has a generally tropical climate, the minimum temperature occurring in November and December amounting to 21 °C. The maximum temperature occurs in July with a temperature of 35 °C. The number of rainy days in 2009, the vast majority were around Bangkinang Seberang and Kampar Kiri.
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When he was taken for a medical exam, doctors found that he had tuberculosis and that his liver and kidneys were not functioning well. Through CT Scan, it was found that his brain was smaller than average for his age bracket. Doctors said that if he continues his habit, he would either fall into a vegetative state, in a coma, or die. The chemical toluene provides the aromatic smell of contact cement and other glue and is the culprit behind the addiction.
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On November 11, 2010, LAPAN spokesman said the RX-550 rocket would undergo a static test in December 2010 and a flight test in 2012. The rocket will consist of four stages, will be part of an RPS-01 rocket to put a satellite in orbit. Before, the Polar LAPAN-TUBSAT (LAPAN-A1) satellite created in cooperation with Germany was successfully placed in orbit and until now still functioning well. The aim is to have home-made rockets and satellites.
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Lyrically, the song, along with its respective album, are related to the band still being together and functioning well as a unit for over twenty years. Frontman Sully Erna said of writing the song: Musically, the song was described as more melodic and catchy, and less aggressive, than the band's past music. Loudwire described it as having a "subdued vibe" in the choruses, with layers of guitar added gradually, until it "explodes" into the chorus, with heavy distorted guitars and melodic, soaring vocals.
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Later that month, Opportunity arrived at Endurance crater, taking about five days to drive the 200 meters. NASA announced on September 22 that it was extending the mission life of the rovers for another six months. Opportunity was to leave Endurance crater, visit its discarded heat shield, and proceed to Victoria crater. Spirit was to attempt to climb to the top of the Columbia Hills. With the two rovers still functioning well, NASA later announced another 18-month extension of the mission to September 2006.
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The character was described by The Stage as "the solid, down to earth character needed to anchor Torchwood to the real world" whilst functioning well as a foil to Captain Jack. Some reviews mocked the prosaic characterisation. Verity Stob, a technology columnist for online newspaper The Register, wrote a parody of Torchwood called Under Torch Wood (in the style of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood). The piece mocks Gwen's role as "the viewer proxy" describing her as "plumply pop-eyed" and her boyfriend Rhys as 'Barry Backstory'.
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Amongst the other well-known industrial units in Champdani are: Lagan Engineering is a jute machinery manufacturing company set up in 1955 in Angus in Champdani. The machinery it has manufactured has been functioning well in numerous jute mills. It has been modernising to keep abreast with the latest technological developments. It was initially set up by the Northern Ireland-based-James Mackie & Sons, run for a short period by the Government of India, which subsequently divested its shares to Murlidhar Ratanlal Exports Ltd.
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Burrell orders an increase in arrests at Davis' suggestion, hoping to prove that the BPD is functioning well under his leadership. A frustrated Carcetti restricts Burrell's authority and insists that he clear his orders through Deputy Commissioner William Rawls. Major Cedric Daniels, a politically neutral African-American district commander, impresses Carcetti with his interest in securing quality felony arrests instead of statistically based reductions in crime. Carcetti offers Daniels a promotion to the Criminal Investigations Division and an automatic promotion to the rank of colonel.
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Eisenhower suffered a mild stroke in November 1957, and Nixon gave a press conference, assuring the nation that the Cabinet was functioning well as a team during Eisenhower's brief illness. On April 27, 1958, Richard and Pat Nixon reluctantly embarked on a goodwill tour of South America. In Montevideo, Uruguay, Nixon made an impromptu visit to a college campus, where he fielded questions from students on U.S. foreign policy. The trip was uneventful until the Nixon party reached Lima, Peru, where he was met with student demonstrations.
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The continental breakfast attendant's main role is to provide a hot and cold breakfast buffet service throughout the morning. A continental breakfast usually includes coffee, juice, jam, fruit, and baked goods such as bread and pastries, items chosen because they are shelf-stable, and can be served in portion sizes that are appropriate for large groups of people. The attendant cleans the serving area during the breakfast, refills empty serving dishes or jugs and supplies (e.g., napkins), ensures equipment such as toasters and coffeemakers are functioning well, and answers patron questions.
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The Marlin gas operated gun proved less amenable to synchronization than the Vickers. It was found that "rogue" shots occasionally pierced the propeller, even when the gear was properly adjusted and otherwise functioning well. The problem was eventually resolved by modifications to the Marlin's trigger mechanism,Bureau of Aircraft Production 1918, p. 20. but in the meantime the engineer Adolph L. Nelson at the Airplane Engineering Department at McCook Field had developed a new, mechanical gear especially adapted to the Marlin, officially known as the Nelson single shot synchronizer.
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The EX (and EX+) print engine is known for its reliability and longevity, and in comparison to earlier generations of laser printers, these machines have acquired a 'workhorse' reputation. The engine has a high monthly duty cycle (20,000 pages) and it is not uncommon to find units still functioning well after a million or more page impressions. However, any printer mechanism is subject to wear and degeneration, and typically printers still in use have now seen long service (the machine being discontinued with the introduction of the Laserjet 5 in 1995).
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With physical activity having such an impact on the hippocampus this can regulate other parts of the body as well like weight, memory, daily function, and many more processes that are necessary for the body to work. Since physical activity impacts all of these important parts of the brain, this form of exercise keeps the neural networks functioning well. Neural networks allow information to process and pass to the hippocampus in order to retain memory. This lets the brain be more efficient in processing and more memories are stored this way.
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After the 1929 election the leadership of Braat became even more contested. Because of his aggressive strategy against supporters of De Boer the party's organisation was not functioning well. Before the 1933 elections the party changed its name to National Farmers', Horticulturists' and Middle Class Party (Nationale Boeren-, Tuinders- en Middenstandspartij, NBTM) and renewed its party organisations. In this election it had two top candidates Cornelis Vervoorn, a rich farmer, for the Northern provinces Groningen and Drenthe and Arend Braat, who been the party's leader for a long time, for the rest of the Netherlands.
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In schools, "standard" Japanese was promoted, and there portraits of the Japanese Emperor and Empress were introduced. Many high-ranking Japanese military officers went to inspect Okinawan schools to ensure that the Japanization was functioning well in the education system. This measure did not meet the expected success at the beginning, partly because many local children's share of their heavy family labor impedes their presence in schools, and partly because people of the old Okinawan leading class received a more Chinese- styled education and were not interested in learning "standard" Japanese. As measures of assimilation, the Japanese government also discouraged some local customs.
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This reflex, which occurs when the tissues of the throat are stimulated, causes the vocal folds to close in order to protect the airway from food going into the lungs. Since the windpipe (trachea) is located so close to the food-pipe (esophagus) this is a critical reflex to be functioning well at all times. Stimulation of this reflex not only results in protection of the airway, it also initiates a swallow. When a swallow is initiated the larynx rises up to two inches, going further away from the esophagus, thereby acting as an additional cover for the airway.
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A commonly held opinion in many populations is that machinery, equipment, and goods manufactured in previous generations often is better built and lasts longer than similar contemporary items. (This perception is reflected in the common expression "They don't make 'em [them] like they used to"). Again, because of the selective pressures of time and use, it is inevitable that only those items that were built to last will have survived into the present day. Therefore, most of the old machinery still seen functioning well in the present day must necessarily have been built to a standard of quality necessary to survive.
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There were no skid marks on the pavement, suggesting the driver had not applied the brakes, or that they had not been functioning well, before reaching the stop sign. Investigators would be looking at the airbag control module for data that might answer their questions. Robert Patnaude, commander of State Police Troop G, which patrols the Capital District, said on October 9 that his agency was treating the case as a criminal investigation due to the level of negligence possibly involved. "We'll determine if there's any criminal culpability on the part of anyone," he told the media.
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The PSD was updated in 2009 (EC Regulation 924/2009) and 2012 (EU Regulation 260/2012). An implementation report from 2013 found the PSD facilitated "provision of uniform payment services across the EU" and reduced legal and production costs for many payment service providers and that "the expected benefits have not yet been fully realised". The same report found the 2009 update "to be functioning well. For example, charges for €100 transfers followed a further downward trend to €0.50 euro-area average for transfers initiated online and remained low, at €3.10 for transfers initiated at the bank counter".
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Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been shown to be effective for reducing premenstrual symptoms in women with (retrospectively- reported) PMS. CBT is an evidence-based approach for treating depression and focuses on the link between mood, thoughts, and actions to help people address current issues and symptoms. When CBT was compared to SSRI alone or in combination with SSRI, groups receiving CBT had significant improvement of PMS symptoms. Through the practice of CBT, people are better able to recognize and modify recurrent issues as well as thought and behavior patterns that interfere with functioning well or that make depressive symptoms worse.
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NASA held a press conference to discuss early science results of the Kepler mission on August 6, 2009. At this press conference, it was revealed that Kepler had confirmed the existence of the previously known transiting exoplanet HAT-P-7b, and was functioning well enough to discover Earth-size planets. Because Kepler's detection of planets depends on seeing very small changes in brightness, stars that vary in brightness by themselves (variable stars) are not useful in this search. From the first few months of data, Kepler scientists determined that about 7,500 stars from the initial target list are such variable stars.
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However, government control of the wrong sectors prevented these banks from functioning well. This was compounded by the fact that loans were handed out to the public sector without commercial considerations; banks had poor capital lease, provided poor customer service and lacked all market-based monetary instruments. Because loans were given out without commercial considerations, and because they took a long time to call a non-performing loan, and once they did, recovery under the erstwhile judicial system was so expensive, loan recovery was abysmally poor. While the government made a point of intervening everywhere, it did not set up a proper regulatory system to diagnose such problems and correct them.
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Racketeer Patsy Gargan is made deputy commissioner of a reform school as a reward from his corrupt political cronies. Initially, he has no interest in the school, but his sympathy for the boys, who are abused and battered by a brutal, heartless warden and his thuggish guards convince him to take the job seriously, as does an attractive resident nurse named Dorothy. Gargan sends Thompson, the superintendent, on vacation and, while he is gone, puts Dorothy's reform ideas into action. The school is functioning well under a system of self-government when Patsy is called back to the city to take care of some political business.
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The Mars Exploration Rovers provided huge amounts of information by functioning well beyond NASA's original lifespan estimates. In the early 21st century research is ongoing into quantum computers, gene therapy (introduced 1990), 3D printing (introduced 1981), nanotechnology (introduced 1985), bioengineering/biotechnology, nuclear technology, advanced materials (e.g., graphene), the scramjet and drones (along with railguns and high-energy laser beams for military uses), superconductivity, the memristor, and green technologies such as alternative fuels (e.g., fuel cells, self- driving electric and plug-in hybrid cars), augmented reality devices and wearable electronics, artificial intelligence, and more efficient and powerful LEDs, solar cells, integrated circuits, wireless power devices, engines, and batteries.
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He had been advised that the port was functioning well with supplies being unloaded. There was a proposal to send Canadian troops to Dunkirk but this was pending developments in the wider theatre. The war cabinet's interest in Italy on 24 May was limited to keeping it out of the war, or at least delaying its entry. Halifax presented a telegram from the French government which suggested an approach to the Italian dictator Mussolini by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, assuming he was willing to co-operate, for the purpose of enquiring what Mussolini's grievances were in order to have these discussed by all concerned before any resort to military action.
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While there can be many barriers to the transition to an eco-capitalist system, one of the most daunting and forgotten is the systemic barrier that can be created by former models. Dimitri Zenghelis explores the idea of path dependence and the how continuing to build infrastructure without foresight seriously impedes the implementation and benefits of future innovations. Zenghelis uses the term "locked-in" to describe situations where the full implementation of a new innovation cannot be seen because an earlier infrastructure prevents it from functioning well. This barrier is exemplified in older cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York where the infrastructure was designed around urban sprawl to accommodate private vehicles.
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Not wanting to repeat the painful experiences following World War I, many Americans wanted to return to a postwar America that would be homogeneous and unified. Portrayals of the revolutionary period by historians reflected this cultural shift, and post-1945 historical writing emphasized the constructive nation-building done by thoughtful elites in the late 1780s and downplayed the fiery rhetoric of patriotic hotheads in the 1770s. That made the revolution seem not very "revolutionary" at all. Oliver M. Dickerson placed the blame for friction in the colonies not on the Navigation Acts, which he argued were functioning well by every assessment, but he accused the new Board of Customs Commissioners of acting like pirates.
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Despite what was planned, the hospital wasn't functioning well in the beginning. In the end, it turned out to have less space and air per patient than envisioned, ventilation wasn't good as "it wasn't working when it was most needed", administration was incomplete and indolent while the medics were understaffed ultimately providing sub-standard care. The hospital had no pharmacy of its own and work of the doctors was hampered by the mandatory police supervision of the hospital. Some doctors were so dissatisfied with the hospital, that doctor Vladan Đorđević said: "[The building is] so unbound, but only one nice side of it - the building is easy on the eye and had magnificent gates and staircase".
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An important stage in the development of the Pécs model was when the prevention team of INDIT Közalapítvány got acquainted with school social work services already functioning well in the city of Pécs and in county Baranya. In 2003, a school social worker and a child protection professional joined the prevention team. Soon afterward, a need for the application of school social work was suggested at several professional forums, such as the Conciliatory Forum on Drug Policies, the Child Protection Workshop and the Roundtable on Social Policy. A study carried out in 2004 by Tihanyi and Gergál on child protection work done at schools and on the prospects of social work at local schools also played an important role in the formation of the program.
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The Salisbury Journal produced a full page feature in May 1978 reporting that there were now 7 full-time psychiatric community nurses, working with a team of social workers caring for and supporting patients living at home. Kennet Lodge (formerly Pembroke Lodge) was preparing long stay patients for discharge by a regime of minimal carer intervention, encouragement of individual independence and the opportunity to work in the workshop within the hospital, which fulfilled a range of sub-contracts from private firms to assemble or package items. The money earned was paid to the patients and went towards annual holidays at local seaside resorts. The number of beds was now below 300 and the day hospital for the elderly, New Sarum, was functioning well, later to be replaced with a newly built Elizabeth Barker Day Hospital following an appeal by the ex-mayor.
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The artificial thymus would play an important role in the immune system, it would use blood stem cells to produce more T cells, which would help the body fight infections, it would also grant the body the ability to eliminate cancer cells. Since when people become old, their thymus don't work well, an artificial thymus would be a good choice to replace an old, not-functioning-well thymus. The idea of using T cells to fight against infections has been around for a time, but until recently, the idea of using a T cell source, an artificial thymus is proposed. “We know that the key to creating a consistent and safe supply of cancer-fighting T cells would be to control the process in a way that deactivates all T cell receptors in the transplanted cells, except for the cancer-fighting receptors,” Crooks said.
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80–71 No more than slight impairments in functioning at home, at school, or with peers; some disturbance of behavior or emotional distress may be present in response to life stresses (e.g., parental separations, deaths, birth of a sibling), but these are brief and interference with functioning is transient; such children are only minimally disturbing to others and are not considered deviant by those who know them. 70–61 Some difficulty in a single area but generally functioning well (e.g., sporadic or isolated antisocial acts, such as occasionally playing hooky or petty theft; consistent minor difficulties with school work; mood changes of brief duration; fears and anxieties which do not lead to gross avoidance behaviour; self-doubts); has some meaningful interpersonal relationships; most people who do not know the child well would not consider him/her deviant but those who do know him/her well might express concern.
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The up-gradation was completed in July 2014 and the Centre is functioning well. During the visit of the President of Uzbekistan to India (30 Sept-1 Oct 2018), a Declaration of Intent was signed between CDAC and Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT), for cooperation in the area of capacity building in ICT sector, and to explore possibilities for accrediting Jawaharlal Nehru India Uzbekistan Centre for IT (JNIUCIT) at Tashkent as Authorised Training Centre (ATC) of CDAC on commercial basis. India Uzbekistan Entrepreneurship Development Centre (IUEDC): The India Uzbekistan Entrepreneurship Development Centre was inaugurated on 24 December 2018 on the premises of the Chamber of Commerce & Industry in Uzbekistan. The Centre has been established under a MoU signed between the Governments of both the countries with an objective to collaborate in the exchange of experience in the field of Small and Private Enterprises (SMEs).
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In April 2011, the U.S. Army issued a request to the private sector to reconfigure or replace the current Knight Armament M110 sniper rifle as the current version of the M110 was not functioning well in the field requiring significant maintenance and replacement of parts. The U.S. Army responded to the referenced article clarifying that the rifle was functioning perfectly and they are just looking for a smaller, lighter version of M110 for the spotter in a sniper team, providing the sniper is equipped with the new XM2010. "The spotter will have an urban sniper support weapon which will be the M110. … Now you've increased the lethality of the team…"—Program Manager LTC Chris Lehner.Army Speaks to M110 Performance/Upgrade The specifications the U.S. Army has issued are as follows: # Operation: Semi-automatic # Caliber: Compatible with 7.62×51mm NATO cartridges # Accuracy: Capable of 1.3 minute of angle dispersion or better with match ammunition # Size: Overall length shall be reduced using a shorter barrel and/or collapsible buttstock.
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