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FaceContact was one of the finalist of the Seedcamp competition for EU startups organised by Index Ventures, Benchmark Capital, Atomico, DFJ Esprit, 3i, The Accelerator Group, Atlas Ventures, Partech International, Accel Partners, Highland Capital Partners, Wellington Partners and Advent Ventures.

Analysis followed three stages: i) the first two transcriptions were scrutinised by two of the authors and provisional codes agreed; ii) these codes were used as the basis for an iterative process of thematic analysis taking an interpretative stance [ 33] where data were organised and indexed by three of the authors using qualitative data analysis software [ 34] to support the process.

"Sites such as TV Links contribute to and profit from copyright infringement by identifying, posting, organising, and indexing links to infringing content found on the internet that users can then view on demand by visiting these illegal sites".

This book contains 21 chapters, 879 pages and a well-organised index and is subdivided into three large sections.

The community, sub-county and district level proved to be particularly important structures for the support of outbreak response activities: they liaised with the community including the index family, organised the cooperation with other sectors (education, environment etc)., and facilitated the collaboration between local authorities and the various international players.

Stephen Spender of Index on Censorship organised an advert which appeared across the country with the names of 500 journalists and prominent figures protesting against the threat.

However, evaluation is generally so complex that it requires examination of a series of indicators representing various goals, organised in hierarchies (multi-level index models) or related through complex interactions (multi-dimensional matrix models).

Therefore it was the aim of this study to analyse the most common quality indices after introducing organised mammography screening in Tyrol, Austria, in a smooth transition from the existing system of opportunistic screening.

Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of Index on Censorship, which organised the letter, said: "Rafael's trial was a sham.

In stage two- Developing a Theoretical Framework-DJ collated recurring themes into groups of similar themes and organised these into a draft theoretical framework or index which was refined in discussion with SC.

Ratings can be organised in three subscales: Inattention, Hyperactivity/Impulsivity, and the ADHD index.