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This year sees the centenary of the outbreak of the first world war, an occasion which Tamara Rojo, artistic director of English National Ballet, has marked with Lest We Forget, a programme of specially commissioned ballets.

A new programme of specially adapted "relaxed" performances will soon allow families with autistic children to see hit shows at theatres in the West End and throughout Britain.

122) Diana Vishneva: On the Edge The great Russian ballerina has long displayed a curiosity about the world outside the classical repertory and in this programme of specially composed works she tests her range against two very different European choreographers.

An example of a structural or organizational intervention is a programme of care at the place of work to manage hypertension, administered by specially trained nurses as described by Morrison et al. [ 41].

Among the projects is dementia dog, a programme training specially selected assistance dogs to improve the confidence, wellbeing and support of people with dementia; online tool grouple, which helps families plan and share the care of a person with dementia; and ode, a plug-in device that emits aromas at set times to improve appetite and eating patterns.

This year Wrocław is Europe's capital of culture, with a programme ranging from specially curated Film Operas to a major summer concert with Pink Floyd's David Gilmour.

The DSME programme in the Philippines is provided by a number of specially trained 'Barangay' or community health workers and/or nursing aides/midwives as educators in Quezon City (Metro Manila), in the City of Batac (Ilocos Norte Province) and in the municipality of Pagudpud (Ilocos Norte Province).

Mr Heaton says the hope among disabled artists is that this summer might help to dislodge some longstanding views of disabled athletes and artists, as it will feature the most visible Paralympics ever and a large programme of work by disabled artists specially commissioned as part of the London 2012 Festival.

Their answer is a fleet of specially designed ships.

Using a set of specially designed fluorescent probes provides species specificity.

For Natalia Osipova, nominally a Royal Ballet principal but effectively freelance, the offer of a specially commissioned programme of works by blue-chip contemporary choreographers probably seemed too good to refuse.