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[...] have experienced loss and trauma.

[...] countries quite badly, with negative [...]

That traumatised her and she didn’t swim for three years after that.

In addition, and as we formulate these recommendations, the world has been hit by an unprecedented economic and financial crisis, which questions the very foundations of our established social, economic and educational systems and philosophies.

[...] [...] those that cast a pall over the cities [...] [...]

A recent study using the Trauma Resource Allocation Model for Ambulances and Hospitals (TRAMAH) identified that helicopters significantly increased the number of persons who can reach a trauma center within the “golden hour,” and also found that over 46 million persons in the U.S. cannot reach a trauma center in a timely manner.

We must rededicate ourselves to an enduring partnership with the Haitian people to help a suffering land rebuild and renew itself, strengthening Haiti’s institutions and increasing its capacity so it can bind up the wounds of the past and build a better, more secure and more prosperous future for its people.

[...] elections also dealt a serious blow to confidence [...] [...]

[...] [...] the earthquake, but they have cleared [...] [...]

Some suffer from addiction to psychoactive substances (drugs and alcohol) and have a history of personal and family crises.

[...] be detrimental to trauma patients, even where [...] [...]

We ought to be pragmatic and resultsoriented, driven, as we should be, by the imperative to respond to the needs on the ground, to assist countries and shattered communities to turn the page of violence and conflict, to consolidate peace where it has been achieved and, ultimately, to help Africa to fully exploit its potential for the good of its people and humankind overall.

While governments recognise the positive effect of R&D on long-term sustainable economic growth, traditional leaders in R&D have been hard hit by the GFC – none of the Japanese, EU and US economies are expected to return to pre-2008 spending levels for several years.

In Gaza, children returning to school are scarred by violence

[...] [...] suffered a series of disastrous defeats at the hands of the Afghan tribes and eventually [...]

[...] be much more emphasis on innovative financing mechanisms.

Mr. Dimian shared the recent observation that at the current time markets were less concerned about the return on money and more on the return of the money — indicating that a crisis of confidence had engulfed the global financial system.

[...] cancer, or maybe even serious injuries.

[...] suffered another significant setback on [...] [...]

While the resolution was a good one, it was too bad that it did not go further in protecting the interests of the weakest and most vulnerable, who were hard hit by a crisis for which they were not responsible.

[...] [...] economic growth that focused on job creation and [...] [...]

The area was badly affected by the typhoon, but has, as yet, still received little relief, even months after the disaster devastated its people’s lives and livelihoods.

The challenge remains to foster innovation on the widest possible range of platforms in order to come out of this dark period characterized by the worst food price inflation and biggest surge in oil prices in decades, the worst financial turmoil in a hundred years, and now the relapse of global economic recovery.

[...] more concerned with creativity and dynamism, Contemporary [...] [...]

[...] [...] to address: to rebuild a community devastated [...]