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In most instances, he was in Mir's escape capsule to assist in case of an evacuation, and he filmed his fellow cosmonauts through a window.
8 42 p.m. | Updated SALT LAKE CITY – Mitt Romney's traveling press secretary walked to the back of the candidate's plane midflight on Tuesday and teasingly asked a pair of journalists in an exit row if they were "willing and able to assist in case of an emergency".
Programmes exist to improve personal interaction skills in the workplace and to assist in case of mental illness and alcohol or substance abuse.
Furthermore, every physician and senior medical student is expected to assist in case of disaster situations, but are they educated to do so?
Speaking generally--not about the UCLA case--Phifer says that the principles for safely handling hazardous materials such as pyrophorics include supervision by experienced scientists, the nearby presence of someone ready to assist in case of trouble, and proper protective clothing.
You must be willing to assist in case of emergency.
Social support was defined as having a friend or family member that would assist in case of illness, or would share food, share housing, lend money, assist with guidance when problems arise and offer support when in personal problems.
Have a partner close buy to assist in case of an emergency.
Many dolphinariums are also involved in research and education programs, assist in cases of beachings, and provide aid to sick or injured wild animals.
A public service announcement about the Innocence Project, an organization that works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people through DNA testing and that assisted in the case of Mr. Willis, will be shown after the movie.
Mr. Scheck is a founder of the Innocence Project, which has assisted in the cases of many of the 145 inmates nationwide who have been exonerated by DNA tests.
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