DATA FOR GOOD How big and open data can be used for the common good Edited by Peter Baeck

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• Geographic information system
• Data management
• Data mining
• Citizens Advice Bureau
• Advice
• Open data

Using the CEFR: Principles of Good Practice October 2011 ‘What [the CEFR] can do is to stand as a central point of

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• Council of Europe
• Language certification
• Second-language acquisition
• CEFR
• English-language education
• Languages of Europe
• English Profile
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• Language education
• Education
• Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

1 – February[removed]Patron-in-Chief: His Excellency Mr Michael Bryce AM AE PLANNING AND PREPARATION There are numerous issues to be considered so please give it some of your time. Good preparation

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• Common law
• Equity
• Trust law
• Capital gains tax
• Pension
• Credit card
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• Estate tax in the United States
• Law
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The Right of the Individual or the Common Good? - Volume 3A LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY __________________________________________________________ REPORT OF THE INQUIRY BY THE

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EMBARGOED TO 1AM, 28 NOVEMBER[removed]Majority of surgeries for three malignant cancers occur within 30 days Most patients needing surgery to remove some common malignant cancers receive their operations in good time, with

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• Breast cancer
• Cancer
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• Prostate cancer
• Medicine
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EMBARGOED TO 1AM, 28 NOVEMBER[removed]Majority of surgeries for three malignant cancers occur within 30 days Most patients needing surgery to remove some common malignant cancers receive their operations in good time, with

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• Breast cancer
• Cancer
• Hospital
• Health economics
• Comparison of the health care systems in Canada and the United States
• Prostate cancer
• Medicine
• Health
• Ribbon symbolism

EMBARGOED TO 1AM, 28 NOVEMBER[removed]Majority of surgeries for three malignant cancers occur within 30 days Most patients needing surgery to remove some common malignant cancers receive their operations in good time, with

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• Breast cancer
• Cancer
• Hospital
• Health economics
• Comparison of the health care systems in Canada and the United States
• Prostate cancer
• Medicine
• Health
• Ribbon symbolism

Building Cooperation and Collaboration to Achieve Common Maritime Goals Rear Admiral Zhang Jianchang, Deputy Chief of Staff, PLA Navy Distinguished Vice Admiral Jayantha Perera, colleagues and friends, Good morning! Toda

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• United States Coast Guard
• China
• South China Sea
• A Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower
• Indian Navy
• Asia
• Political geography
• Maritime security

P atient First Avoiding infection When you are unwell or recovering from surgery, the last thing you want is to get an infection which will make you feel worse and delay your recovery. Even when you are well, it is good

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• Hygiene
• Hand washing
• Infection
• Influenza
• Common cold
• Sneeze
• Hand sanitizer
• Medicine
• Health
• Infectious diseases

The Australian Journal of Emergency Management, Vol. 18 No 4. November[removed]Protecting volunteers? Michael Eburn discusses how the negligence laws may impact Good Samaritans and volunteers. Good Samaritans

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• Medical law
• Criminal law
• First aid
• Good Samaritan law
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• Medical emergency
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• Duty to rescue
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