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Some SWFs have been able to push through separate accounts, individualised pools of capital with more favourable terms than the main fund.

Its acquisition is a "first step" in developing a concept of individualised nutrition, he says.

We provide a social programme throughout the year and give help and advice through one-to-one tutorials and individualised work.

This is the first in a two-part series on emotional labour, a trained and individualised response to help manage the emotions of patients.

Immediate access, leading to individualised delivery of service, is the key benefit of the computer revolution.

The service reduced unnecessary follow-up, provided rapid help during periods of relapse and promoted individualised care.

Despite the goofy appearance, they are all individualised and quite distinct from the generic types of much Chinese political art.

We propose an individualised approach to patients taking this increasingly common drug.

It will not be enough merely to flog products and services, no matter how individualised they are.

It is assumed that individualised patient care (IPC) benefits both patients and nurses.

I know you have very strong faculty and facilities for an individualised study plan.

The government could nationalise Tesco, and rich and poor alike would get the same level of individualised service: not much.

Do the staffs give individualised attention to each guest?