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Nursing Standard, 1991
About 200,000 health workers from all over France marched through Paris last week to show' their dissatisfaction w'ith the country's health service.
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About 200,000 health workers from all over France marched through Paris last week to show' their dissatisfaction w'ith the country's health service.
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Nursing Standard, 1990
A former French health minister has called on the French Government to reopen Paris brothels to fight AIDS.
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A former French health minister has called on the French Government to reopen Paris brothels to fight AIDS.
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Nursing Standard, 1993
Taxes on cigarettes in France have been increased by 15 per cent, the first of an overall rise of 30 per cent. Part of the revenue raised will help subsidise motor racing which lost its sponsors following a recent national ban on cigarette advertising. The remainder will go to the social security service.
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Taxes on cigarettes in France have been increased by 15 per cent, the first of an overall rise of 30 per cent. Part of the revenue raised will help subsidise motor racing which lost its sponsors following a recent national ban on cigarette advertising. The remainder will go to the social security service.
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The History of the Family, 2000
The history of family names is directly linked to the history of populations. In the French-Canadian case, this history has two main features: a small number of founding members of a population, and a rapid increase due to a high reproduction rate, without any significant new influx of immigrants.
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The history of family names is directly linked to the history of populations. In the French-Canadian case, this history has two main features: a small number of founding members of a population, and a rapid increase due to a high reproduction rate, without any significant new influx of immigrants.
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IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 1989
This article focuses on the birth of the IBM France company in 1914; the proposal its directors made to buy out Bull, its main competitor; the second world war and the obstacles the company had to surmount. It also describes the opening of a scientific computing center, the arrival of the IBM 650, and the creation of the military applications ...
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This article focuses on the birth of the IBM France company in 1914; the proposal its directors made to buy out Bull, its main competitor; the second world war and the obstacles the company had to surmount. It also describes the opening of a scientific computing center, the arrival of the IBM 650, and the creation of the military applications ...
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Tick-borne encephalitis - The Book, 2019
The first human case of tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) infection in France was reported in 1968 in Alsace, an eastern region next to the German border: a gamekeeper working in a forest near Strasbourg. Between 1970 and 1974, an extensive research survey confirmed the presence of TBEV in ticks and rodents in this French region.
Yves Hansmann, Aurélie Velay
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The first human case of tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) infection in France was reported in 1968 in Alsace, an eastern region next to the German border: a gamekeeper working in a forest near Strasbourg. Between 1970 and 1974, an extensive research survey confirmed the presence of TBEV in ticks and rodents in this French region.
Yves Hansmann, Aurélie Velay
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Journal of Nurse-Midwifery, 1983
The scope of midwifery practice in France is described briefly, and the program of studies and requirements for registration is outlined.
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The scope of midwifery practice in France is described briefly, and the program of studies and requirements for registration is outlined.
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Vichy France, de Gaulle France, Weygand France
1979In the months after the signature of the Armistice, the full complexity of the dilemma facing the British government gradually emerged. On the one hand, Vichy’s bad faith in reneging on its engagements combined with the bitterness caused by the attack at Mers-el-Kebir to make it impossible for relations to be established on a basis of mutual trust ...
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