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Personalised community care has been recognised as far more appropriate for decades.

MOH is recognised as far more disabling at an individual level but, with its prevalence still very poorly estimated in many regions [18, 19], it stays ranked as 18th cause of YLDs in GBD 2015 [15].

In Canada and the USA, the importance of hydrogen was recognised as far back as 2002.

"He also said that Sam Gamgee, in The Lord of the Rings, was 'a reflexion of the English soldier, of the privates and batmen I knew in the 1914 war, and recognised as so far superior to myself'".

Dose-dependent nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea occur frequently, and while it is recognised as a far more prominent feature of the synthetic agonists when compared with the native peptide, it does decline with time and is attenuated by dose titration [ 50, 51].

Record linkage is widely recognised as having far-reaching consequences for the development of innovative approaches to research [ 3, 8].

Ukraine is more of a shambles than any country which the EU has so far recognised as a candidate.Second, Russia still tends to see Ukraine as an extension of itself.

Until they are recognised as civil heroes we are far from closing the chapter.

However, the underbelly of a trade which is legal in Spain but not recognised as an actual job is far from pleasant, with human trafficking constantly rearing its ugly head.

In a country as small as Iceland that can lead to its own problems: she once received an enquiry from a man whose voice she recognised as her uncle's.So far Iceland's courts have seen just 20 cases relating to prostitution charges.

However the overall picture indicates that chiropractic is far more accepted and recognised as a health care profession in Norway.