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The first author (GN), together with the local council authority in each district, identified and collaborated with village youth leaders to recruit participants.

The authors acknowledge and thank the Arusha municipality, Arusha rural and Meru administrative council authorities, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, the Ministries of Health and Social Welfare and Education of Tanzania, and REK Vest of Norway for their permission to conduct the study.

Income inequality is the key driver, says Peter Kelly, director of public health at the council and author of the report.

There, he became one of England's highest paid barristers, Queen's Council and author of a book on commerce that many in the legal profession consult today.

Director of the Denver City Council and author of the controversial "camping ban" which essentially criminalizes homelessness, Brooks oversees the warehouse district where Rhinoceropolis, and other underground venues, are located.

Indications for PAU and RLU were approved by the council of authors.

For measuring psychosocial work factors for works councils, the authors used the comprehensive and validated German version of COPSOQ.

For assessment of the psychosocial work factors on works councils, the authors used the German version of COPSOQ (Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire).

Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz and a member of its international executive committee, is chairman of Barack Obama's global development council and the author, most recently, of When Markets Collide.

The McCormick professor of jurisprudence at Princeton, a former member of the President's Council on Bioethics, author of myriad books and articles, he is embraced in social conservative circles — and despised in liberal ones — for being staunchly opposed to abortion, gay marriage, assisted suicide and embryonic research.

Nathan Bell, director of research and policy analysis at the council and lead author of the survey, declined to offer an explanation for the contrasting fates of U.S. and international applicants.