Titlebook: New Concepts in Maxillofacial Bone Surgery; Bernd Spiessl (Professor of Maxillofacial Surgery, Conference proceedings 1976 Springer-Verlag

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G. Martinoni,H. M. Tschoppax Credits and the promised stakeholder pensions), the Blair government shows it is determined to reform welfare, to minimise benefit dependency and to make work pay. The way forward lies in ‘public-private partnerships’ to promote change.

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B. Spiesslax Credits and the promised stakeholder pensions), the Blair government shows it is determined to reform welfare, to minimise benefit dependency and to make work pay. The way forward lies in ‘public-private partnerships’ to promote change.

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still very high compared to many neighboring countries and improvement in the business climate is needed in order to promote trade that can support robust growth. The aim of this article is to provide a brief description of current export and import patterns in Bangladesh and discuss few areas that can affect the future.

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B. Spiessl,E. Holtgravethe local environment and social systems. However, this chapter wishes also to dwell on the sustainability and future of shrimp cultivation, marketing, and its inclusive value chains rather than its somewhat painful past.

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y-rated Whitehall operators as Michael Scholar (permanent secretary at Trade and Industry), Rachel Lomax (then permanent secretary at the Welsh Office, now at Social Security) and Michael Bichard (Department for Education and Employment) - and in fact most of the permanent secretaries - were banished altogether.