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[...] [...] to become the gold standard for skin lightening and pigmentation treatments.

[...] [...] our work last month with great equanimity and seriousness.

We expect elure's clinical efficacy will be further confirmed upon the publication of several ongoing studies with global key opinion leaders on a variety of pigmentation disorders.

We hope that the proposed amendments will be approved by the Legislative Council and implemented as soon as possible in order that persons suffering from mesothelioma could be accorded the same compensation and benefits as those for pneumoconiotics.

We must take advantage of our gathering here in Doha to prepare as calmly, but also as quickly as we can, to avert the human catastrophes that now threaten us all.

[...] [...] persons in Africa represented a heavy economic, [...]

Typically, blood stasis causes common signs of ageing such as skin pigmentation, cataract, numbness, muscle pain, varicose veins, abnormal pulse or hypertension.

The Court should have exercised its discretion and declined to respond to the General Assembly’s request ⎯ The Security Council’s silence cannot be interpreted as implying any tacit approval of the declaration ⎯ The General Assembly does not have “sufficient interest” in requesting this opinion ⎯ The Advisory Opinion is prejudicial to the exercise of the Security Council’s powers ⎯ The conclusion of the Court has no basis in the facts relating to the adoption of the declaration of independence ⎯ Important Kosovo actors and United Nations officials equally considered that the Assembly of Kosovo authored the declaration of independence ⎯ The legal framework applicable in Kosovo ⎯ Final settlement to be determined by the agreement between the parties or by the Security Council, but not merely by one party.

[...] the Ordinance to provide that a person suffering from either pneumoconiosis or mesothelioma may request the Pneumoconiosis Medical Board [...] [...]

(Malawi): It is with a heavy heart that, I, on behalf of the African Group, His Excellency Ngwazi Professor Bingu Wa Mutharika, President of the Republic of Malawi and Chairperson of the African Union, my fellow Ambassadors and indeed on my own behalf, express Africa’s heartfelt condolences to the family of our dear brother and friend, His Excellency the Honourable David Thompson, Prime Minister of Barbados.

[...] [...] since host communities bore a heavy burden.

(f) Acknowledges with appreciation the burden that continues to be shouldered by developing and least developed countries hosting refugees; and urges Member States to recognize this valuable contribution to the protection of refugees and to participate in efforts to promote durable solutions; and

(Croatia): On behalf of the Eastern European Group of States and in my personal capacity, I have the sad duty to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family, the people and the Government of Barbados on the death of their Prime Minister, His Excellency Mr. David Thompson.

[...] [...] including the potential role of silence, questions [...] [...]

A point made firmly to us in the course of the consultations, which has been reflected in the report, is that the States in the region that are conducting piracy prosecutions have taken on a heavy responsibility that entails a commitment of national resources, as well as security risks.

The Administration was asked to explain the cause of the subsidence and give assurance that the construction of deep tunnels under SSDS Stage I would not cause widespread ground settlement [...]

[...] [...] of undernutrition, the prevalence of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and polio, and the growing burden of non-communicable diseases.

[...] [...] se, it is extremely doubtful whether an agreement could be said to have come about merely because the other parties all remain silent.