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Rowley's parents requested that the school provide her with a sign-language interpreter instead of other forms of assistance identified in the IEP.

We gratefully thank Dr. Tatyana Kolesnikova for input on immunofluorescence protocols and for assistance identifying salivary gland chromosomal regions, Dr. Sarah Bondos for analyzing the intrinsically unstructured domain potential of SAF-B, and Dr. Kathryn Ryan for the nuclear pore complex antibody.

Also, the buddies' combined roles of supervisor, advisor and leader for seems to match with the three types of assistance identified with peer support based on experiential knowledge (i.e. emotional, appraisal and informational assistance) [ 53, 54].

Our respondents told that they relied on NGOs to seek assistance, identifying organizations such as the Red Cross or Doctors without Borders (MSF) as sole care providers for treatment of sexual violence victims.

For bilateral development assistance identifying the financing source is straightforward because they are fully financed by their respective governments (It should be noted that in this regard that by its sui generis nature the EU is to be considered a bilateral agency 2).

The AAP will provide technical assistance to identify HBB training best practices and assist the HBB central core staff (RTI International and NICHD) in developing two tiers of HBB training workshops: central level MT courses at each study site (Belgaum, Nagpur, and Eldoret); and facility level BA courses.

Police are calling for public assistance to identify the four men captured on CCTV.

In an open letter to her, the French president, Jacques Chirac, offered to provide "all possible assistance to identify the perpetrators of these ignoble deeds and their commanders, and to bring them before justice".

They provide aids in uncovering important relationships of searched results or entities, cues for filtering of information, and assistance to identify specific patterns of search results (Kwon et al. 2012).

Assistance to identify the three-dimensional position was provided only during the first 4 trials).

Registrars need assistance to identify and manage these difficult feelings so that consultations are more effective.