Sharing sport and recreation facilities Facts for sporting clubs and associations Sport and recreation can bring people from a range of user groups together to unite in a common interest. In many instances there are oppo

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CITIZENS’ SUMMARY On the European Workforce for Health What is the problem the proposal is seeking to address? There are a number of challenges facing health systems in Europe. People are living longer, new technology

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• Health promotion
• Global health
• Health human resources
• Human resource management
• European Union
• Health care
• Common Agricultural Policy
• Health-EU portal
• Health
• Medicine
• Healthcare

Social media in the workplace Transcript These days people have new powers. Not that kind. I mean on the Web. We can create websites and post messages to the world with the click of a button. Blogs, social networking sit

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• Social information processing
• Mass media
• Internet culture
• Social media
• Web 2.0
• Social networking service
• Twitter
• Blog
• Common Craft
• Technology
• World Wide Web
• Computing

AS symptom checklist AS affects different people in different ways, however, here are some of the more common symptoms. If you think you may have ankylosing spondylitis (AS), take this AS checklist. Tick the boxes that d

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• Autoimmune diseases
• Arthritis
• Medical terms
• Ankylosing spondylitis
• Spondylitis
• Symptom
• Blurred vision
• Medical tests
• Iritis
• Medicine
• Health
• Rheumatology

Future Planning Older people can take action to plan ahead and protect their financial assets from potential abuse. Prior to signing legal documents such as Powers of Attorney, three

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• Abuse
• Power of attorney
• Elder abuse
• Trust law
• Capacity
• Attorney
• Law
• Legal terms
• Common law

Summary: Australian Contract Law Reform Why is contract law important? Efficient and just systems of contract law play a central role in successful economies. Contract law increases people’s autonomy by allowing them

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• Contract
• Australian contract law
• Common law
• United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
• Principles of International Commercial Contracts
• Conflict of contract laws
• Principles of European Contract Law
• Contract Law of Saudi Arabia
• Law
• Contract law
• Private law

Media Release 1 February 2011 Launching Queensland Wills Week 3-7 May and providing free Enduring Powers of Attorney to people who are flood affected The Public Trustee is launching the State’s first ever Wills Week to

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• Inheritance
• Trust law
• Law
• Common law
• Equity

Businesses sponsoring people to make the move from homelessness to home A CORPORATE PROPOSAL

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• Tegucigalpa
• Housing
• Common Ground
• Supportive housing
• Micah
• Homelessness
• Poverty
• Personal life
• Micah Project

www.couldihaveit.com.au Chlamydia – what is it? Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI) in Australia, particularly among young people aged between 16 and 29. It is serious for both men and wo

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• Sexual acts
• Sexually transmitted diseases and infections
• Sexual health
• HIV/AIDS
• Chlamydiae
• Sexually transmitted disease
• Safe sex
• Pelvic inflammatory disease
• Sexual intercourse
• Human sexuality
• Medicine
• Health

www.couldihaveit.com.au Dear You have been given this letter because it is likely that you have been exposed to chlamydia, a sexually transmitted infection (STI). Chlamydia is very common and easily treated. Most people

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• Health
• Sexual health clinic
• Chlamydia
• Sexually transmitted disease
• Chlamydia infection
• Infection
• Azithromycin
• Medicine
• Sexually transmitted diseases and infections
• Chlamydiae