LegaSea Update March 2015 NZ Fisher By Trish Rea, LegaSea team Are yellowfin on the comeback? It seems that yellowfin tuna are not gone forever from New Zealand waters.

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• Hawaiian cuisine
• Yellowfin tuna
• Tuna
• Fish aggregating device
• International Seafood Sustainability Foundation
• Albacore
• Fishing vessel
• Bigeye tuna
• Atlantic bluefin tuna
• Fish
• Scombridae
• Sport fish

S erving B and R, 28 and 33, baristas at Pret A Manger, Central london From outside, the plate glass almost seems to glow. Inside, I pass a photo of Stonehenge made of butter and tread over faux

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The shortest piece of music. The shortest piece of music i. The shortest piece of music seems to pose some problems, but first lets deal with some practical issues. 1. The shortest piece of music on CD isof a se

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• Field theory
• Irrational number
• Number
• Max Planck
• Planck units
• Time
• Rational number
• Real number
• Philosophy of mathematics
• Mathematics
• Abstract algebra
• Elementary mathematics

Friends Opera House of the Patron: HRH The Earl of Wessex KG KCVO ADC It seems that it was only last week we had our AGM and here it is nearly the end of

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• Television
• Entertainment
• Royal Wanganui Opera House
• 2PM
• Friends

Byzantine Jewellery of the Hungarian Conquest Period: A View from the Balkans1 Ádám Bollók It seems appropriate to begin with a clarification of the chronological period in question. The Hungarian Conquest period, a g

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• Byzantine studies
• Jewellery
• Great Moravia
• Mosaic
• Byzantine Empire
• Macedonia
• Serbs
• Ethnic groups in Europe
• Europe
• Romania in the Early Middle Ages

35 3 Designing Writing Assignments or me, perhaps the hardest thing about designing assignments is to remember that I am writing about writing. Frequently it seems

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• Educational technology
• Pedagogy
• Writing
• Tracking
• Rubric
• Assignment
• Writing process
• Formative assessment
• Homework
• Education
• Education reform
• Evaluation methods

Misconceptions about Cremation By Doron Kornbluth Cremation is becoming more and more popular. At first glance, this new ‘fad’ makes sense: it seems to be better for the environment, quick and clean, and costs less.

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• Archaeology
• Cremation
• Burial
• Grave
• Bereavement in Judaism
• Embalming
• Coffin
• Cemetery
• Secondary cremation
• Death customs
• Culture
• Death

Female lawyers, it seems, have forever been pushing the boundaries of what is considered appropriate courtroom attire for their sex. They long ago threw out the floppy bow ties once deemed necessary to blend in with the

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• Courts
• Informal attire
• Dress code
• Judge
• Pantsuit
• Bar
• Skirt
• Suit
• Waistcoat
• Clothing
• Workwear
• Formalwear

Reading with CARE with Toddlers Written by: Carolyn Webster-Stratton, Ph.D. Toddlers have a wide range in attention span that will vary by the moment daily. When reading with toddlers, don’t worry if she/he seems restl

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• Question
• Social psychology
• Human behavior
• Behavior
• Reading
• Pediatrics
• Toddler

Supporting Yourself & Others Amidst all the confusion brought on by the frightening events over the past few days, at least one thing seems clear: each of you can play a role in helping one another cope with the impact

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• Behavior
• Anger
• Rage
• Violence
• Humor
• Mind
• Emotion
• Emotions