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Behavioural changes in children following day‐case surgery: a 4‐week follow‐up of 551 children
Anaesthesia, 1997The purpose of this prospective multicentre survey was to evaluate the occurrence and the type of changes in children's behaviour during the first 4 weeks following the day of surgery, and to assess the significance of some patient‐related factors on the
L. Kotiniemi, P. Ryhänen, I. Moilanen
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2002
Confucius was the latinized name for Kong Qiu where Kong was the family name and Qiu was the given. Confucius was born into an impoverished aristocratic family. There was no reliable evidence to point to the work written by Confucius himself. However, it is generally agreed among historians that Confucius' philosophic and educational ideas are recorded
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Confucius was the latinized name for Kong Qiu where Kong was the family name and Qiu was the given. Confucius was born into an impoverished aristocratic family. There was no reliable evidence to point to the work written by Confucius himself. However, it is generally agreed among historians that Confucius' philosophic and educational ideas are recorded
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§ 551 Begrenzung und Anlage von Mietsicherheiten
2021Beck, Zinsertrage und Zinsabschlagsteuer aus Mietkautionen und Instandhaltungsrucklagen, GE 1994, 1093; Beuermann, Wann verjahren die Anspruche des Mieters? Ruckzahlung der Kaution, GE 2002, 308; ders., Die Kaution in der Mieterinsolvenz, GE 2008, 371; Blank, Zuruckbehaltungsrecht an Miete wegen fehlender Nachweise gesetzeskonformer Anlage, NZM 2002 ...
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Confucius (551?-479? BCE), according to Chinese tradition, was a thinker, political figure, educator, and founder of the Ru School of Chinese thought.[1] His teachings, preserved in the Lunyu or Analects, form the foundation of much of subsequent Chinese
Eva Wong Shambala
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, 2007
On 9 July A.D. 551, a large earthquake, followed by a tsunami, destroyed most of the coastal cities of Phoenicia (modern-day Lebanon). Tripoli is reported to have “drowned,” and Berytus (Beirut) did not recover for nearly 1300 yr afterwards.
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On 9 July A.D. 551, a large earthquake, followed by a tsunami, destroyed most of the coastal cities of Phoenicia (modern-day Lebanon). Tripoli is reported to have “drowned,” and Berytus (Beirut) did not recover for nearly 1300 yr afterwards.
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Conversations with Confucius (551–479 BCE)
201628 August 2013. I travelled from Beijing to the Temple of Confucius (Kongmiao) in the historic town of Qufu, Shandong Province. Celebrated for being the hometown of Confucius, the town exudes a quiet charm, which contrasts sharply with the cacophonous hustle and bustle of Beijing.
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Contemporary Issues in the Analysis of Data: A Survey of 551 Psychologists
, 1993We asked active psychological researchers to answer a survey regarding the following data-analytic issues: (a) the effect of reliability on Type I and Type II errors, (b) the interpretation of interaction, (c) contrast analysis, and (d) the role of power
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CA-SBA-551: Archaeological Site Record for CA-SBA-551
2009This document is the archaeological site record for CA-SBA-551. This record consists of 3 recordation events.
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European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 2014
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