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During the last school term, attendance rates dropped for a number of reasons, one of which was concern over security when walking to school, particularly for girls.

A large proportion of T18 and a smaller proportion of T13 infants were delivered by emergency caesarean section, the most common indication for which was concern for fetal wellbeing in undiagnosed pregnancies.

Such experimentation had been encouraged by the English government, which was concerned about the rapid destruction of forests for fuel.

This is said to have been outside the terms of the warrant, which was concerned about a search for material relating to the Mount Penny coal tenement.

Australian Dental Association Queensland president Dr Gary Smith said the organisation was monitoring the situation, which was concerning but rare given the profession was relatively low-risk with clear infection control procedures.

The federal inquiry appears to have started at the I.R.S., which was concerned that the rules for tax-exempt bonds were being trampled.

That prompted a state-aid investigation by the commission, which was concerned the estimates of the plant's performance were too generous and Drax would be overcompensated.

As an under-privileged youngster, victimised by his stepfather, he was at the centre of the film, which was concerned with the probation service.

Our feeling was that people know relatively little of her war work, the majority of which was concerned with the experiences of women.

Cold Spring Harbor (3-5), wasconcernedncerned for its players' safety, offered to play host to the game, but Roosevelt (4-4) turnedownwn the offer.

The 9-to-0 ruling comes as a relief to the commission, which was concerned that regulators would lose some power to protect consumers from bad brokers.