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In attack Smith was typically cool hand Luke, his game is total rugby league, at least that which is practised from dummy-half, the league version of the union halfback.

Philosophically middle leading is practised from the centre or alongside colleagues.

There is no personalised information; health education is practised from the perspective of information transfer in a top-down way and health workers are not sufficiently trained to support and prepare the pregnant women to be capable mothers.

Qigong can be practised from manuals or learnt through DVDs, tutorials or courses.

Although meditation has been practised from over 2000 years ago in the east, it hadn't been researched scientifically since around 1980.

"It is really difficult dealing with the older people in communities that follow [these] norms – myths related to menstrual-hygiene management that have been practised from generation to generation," says Chaulagain. "So we are focusing our programme on youth, as they are the change-makers and future elders".

In this paper, the livelihood value of ephemeral wetlands in eastern Mauritania, based on the multiple-use model that was practised from 1999 to 2001, is compared to the single-use intensive systems proposed at that time by development agencies.

81 In Boston, US, where inoculation was practised from the 1720s, fatality rates for the uninoculated rose abruptly after 1776.

"Now you're seeing the next generation coming through who have been practising from being kids".

It is practised by physicians from several primary specialties, all having special training in emergency and critical care medicine.

De-escalation of treatment is practised only when results from AST are available, with immediate and long-term consequences such as the emergence of multidrug-resistant micro-organisms and an increased risk of severe superinfections, morbidity, mortality and costs [ 2].