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Molecular insights into <i>Aedes aegypti</i> (L.) populations and vector surveillance in the urban areas of Jeddah and Jizan, Saudi Arabia. [PDF]

Front Insect Sci
Alqurashi SI, Alqahtani SM, Alghamdi KMS, Sharawi SE, Al-Solami HM, Alghamdi AG, Alyahya HS, Al-Rashidi HS, Mahyoub JA.   +8 more
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A national pilot community pharmacy-led urinary tract infection service: clinical and patient-reported outcomes from 9077 consultations. [PDF]

J Antimicrob Chemother
Mantzourani E, Ahmed H, Evans A, Macdonald S, Lintern G, Phyfer R, Davies M, Cannings-John R.   +7 more
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Complications and costs to the UK National Health Service due to outward medical tourism for elective surgery: a rapid review. [PDF]

BMJ Open
England C, Bromham N, Needham-Taylor A, Hounsome J, Gillen E, Ingram BJ, Davies J, Edwards A, Lewis R.   +8 more
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Nurse Staffing Configurations and Nurse Absence Due to Sickness.

JAMA Netw Open
Dall'Ora C, Meredith P, Saville C, Jones J, Griffiths P.   +4 more
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The Bank of England

1991
The Bank of England occupies a central position in the UK financial system in terms of its main activities and areas of responsibility. This chapter describes the various roles that the Bank takes on, and puts them in the context of the overall powers that it enjoys, particularly in relation to the supervisory activities carried out and the possibility
Michael Pawley, David Winstone, Patrick Bentley   +2 more
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The Bank of England

1994
Be sure that you understand the various weapons which can be used by the Bank of England to implement monetary policy. Some weapons, e.g. open market operations and funding, achieve fine and frequent adjustments. Special deposits and minimum lending rate have been retained but are rarely used.
J. Harvey, M. K. Johnson
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