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SILAS MALAFAIA's books, which sell in the millions in Brazil, have titles like "How to Defeat Satan's Strategies" and "Lessons of a Winner".

And why should the red tape and lessons of a hundred-year-old industry be used to regulate one that has barely begun?

The Crown Office said no decision had been made on whether to hold a fatal accident inquiry, a sheriff-led legal investigation designed to establish the cause and lessons of a death.

This analysis distills and extends the findings and lessons of a September 2007 workshop in Brisbane, Australia on environmental water transactions.

A life history narrative highlights the important influences, themes, issues, events, circumstances, feelings, and lessons of a lifetime [ 90, 92].

NEW Her new book, "Your Legacy Matters: Harvesting the Love and Lessons of Your Life, A multi-generational guide for writing your ethical will," is now available, September 2013.

But giving up a chance to rejoice in our Jewish identity and share the light and lessons of Hanukkah would be a loss to Jews and their communities.

Sharing and cross-fertilization of experiences and lessons of best practice is seen as an important element of the 2001-2006 2001-2006 Government-UNICEF Government-UNICEF Country Programme

Still, what do you do with 700 band arrangements, some original 78-r.p.m 78-r.p.m .s and the lessons of a few old-timerecordings

Furthermore, there are also major philanthropic and foreign policy benefits of such a coordinated effort for sharing the (good and bad) lessons of a National Health Service.

This article describes the implementation, challenges, and lessons learned of an RCS project entitled 'Increasing Capacity to Achieve MDG No. 6 in Honduras: Combating Infectious Diseases' (http://www.brocku.ca/globalhealth).