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"[T]he term 'advance care planning consultation' means a consultation between the individual and a practitioner described paragraph (2) regarding advance care planning, if, subject to paragraph (3), the individual involved has not had such a consultation within the last 5 years".

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Conclusions Notwithstanding the limitations described (paragraphs 38-41), the RTE has been able to raise some critical issues of relevance to UNICEF.

The Prize Draw consists of eight separate random draws: one draw for each of the eight prizes described in paragraph 8 below.

Thereafter, reaction mixtures were treated as described in paragraph "Influence of endotoxin concentration on adsorption efficiency".

Participants' visuo-spatial abilities were assessed in two sessions by a specially assembled test-battery (as described in paragraph 2.3).

The demand for professional liability is described in paragraph 4 of The Norwegian Medical Personnel Act (Helsepersonelloven).

The algorithm described in this paragraph is referred to as the decentralized particle filter (DcPF) in[11] and[27].

The detail process was described in next paragraph.

NgR2 strep was purified as described in previous paragraph.

The technical details of our approach are described in the paragraph devoted to the statistical analysis.

Osteoclast membranes were prepared as described in the paragraph "osteoclast microsomes".

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