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[...] [...] were not stressful as they did not consider those allergic symptoms as a problem or they believed that the symptoms would subside gradually.

[...] [...] infection, inflammation, psychosocial, gut bacteria imbalance, brain-gut relationship, [...]

In many cases, the revitalization of indigenous cultures and languages, instilling pride in indigenous peoples on account of their distinctiveness, can be beneficial in addressing social problems associated with indigenous peoples’ loss of their cultures and languages.

[...] [...] and local levels, languages are uniquely important [...] [...]

[...] [...] genito-urinary tract, complications in pregnancy, birth and puerperium, diseases of the skin and the subcutaneous layer, diseases [...] [...]

In addition, the skin can be easily replaced with the language .

[...] [...] transfer mechanisms and insurance schemes at local, national, subregional and regional levels to address loss and damage associated with climate change impacts in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable [...]

[...] Inspector in the following chapters confirms that such a bleak picture, coming from the management of the United Nations, outlines both the symptoms of the crisis

In current medical terminology, the ten parts discuss the following topics: (1) anatomy, physiology and knowing temperaments, humors, and elements; (2) general pathophysiology (including a chapter describing the kinds of pulses and a chapter on causes of death); (3) hygiene and nutrition (including separate chapters on diseases of childhood, of age, and especially diseases contracted while traveling); (4) diagnoses and prognoses; (5) fever and its classification; (6) treatments (the volume of the encyclopedia most sought after by physicians of the period); (7) infectious diseases; (8) skin diseases; (9) [...]

This is illustrated by falling grain yields, depletion of water (overuse and waste), erosion of top soils, the disappearance of pollinating [...] [...]

[...] to refer to abnormal involuntary dilatation and reactivity of small subcutaneous resistance arteries.

[...] control the excessive subcutaneous oil and prevent acne caused by inflammation.

[...] arsenic are cancer, skin lesions, cardiovascular [...]

[...] [...] Resumption 1), under the presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, fragility and conflict are symptoms of institutional failure to manage stress, whether that be high unemployment, organized crime, [...]

While archaic primary emotions are fixed responses, the cortical and subcortical regions are enormously plastic and undergo massive structural organisation and reorganisation through experience.

By extension of the term to comprise the extant extra-canonical literature of the sub-Apostolic age, it is made to include the "Shepherd" of Hermas, the New Testament prophet, who was believed to be the one referred to by St. Paul (Rom. xvi, 14), but whom a safer tradition makes a brother of Pope Pius I (c. 140-150); the meagre fragments of the "Expositions of the Discourses of the Lord", by Papias, who may have been a disciple of St. John (Irenaeus, Adv. Haer., V, 331-334), though more probably he received his teaching at second hand from a "presbyter" of that name (Eusebius, Hist. Eccl., III, 39); the "Letter to Diognetus", the unknown author of which affirms his discipleship with the Apostles, but his claim must be taken in the broad sense of conformity in spirit and teaching.

Symptoms such as loss of appetite, weight loss, loss of energy, loss of sex [...]

It was observed that during the process of the morphogenesis of the ciliatures, AZM of proter was generated from the renewed lapel part of AZM (AZM-L), the old AZM-C as well as the conserved minor intersection between AZM-L and AZM-C. It might be deduced that when oral primordium (OP) of opisthe began to occur, the intact transverse cirri (TC) might play a role of “reference point” or “orientation” for the occurrence of OP; during the morphogenesis and differentiation of the ciliatures, the old cirri (e.g. frontal cirri, transverse cirri and marginal cirri) in the non-primordium-field could persist and remain unchanged for a long time and they might play a role in the movement of ciliates during the developing period of the new ciliatures

The independent study found the following reasons for the non-ratification of the 1989 Convention: limited knowledge by country experts of the instrument; absence of an advocacy strategy; and the complexity of governing TVET at national levels necessitating [...] [...]

[...] [...] Development Goal reports; language of instruction as [...] [...]

[...] [...] penetrate the skin tissue, activation of cells, penetration can be as high as subcutaneous 30 ~ 50 mm, effectively [...] [...]

[...] [...] intervention; dementia on the part of either the victim or perpetrator, with its symptoms of aggressive [...] [...]

To contribute to enhancing access to information of disadvantaged youth in developing countries and countries in transition, UNESCO initiated, under the INFOYOUTH Programme, several activities in Latin America and Africa which addressed the needs of disadvantaged young people, including the development and support of ICT skills training, content production, networking, HIV/AIDS preventive activities and fostering interregional cooperation.