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Anticariogenic Potential of Coffee in Adolescents: A Retrospective Exploratory Cohort Study. [PDF]
Children (Basel)Alrashdi M.
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Commentary on "The Association of Circulating Bone Morphogenetic Protein 9 and Arterial Stiffness in Hypertensive Patients". [PDF]
J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich)Ziaie N +4 more
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From Binge Scrolling to Problematic Technology Use: Fear of Missing Out as a Self-Regulatory Mediator. [PDF]
Behav Sci (Basel)Holte AJ, Wise AB, Nixon AJ.
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Construction and validation of the risk assessment scale for deep vein thrombosis in high altitude plateau areas. [PDF]
Front Med (Lausanne)Sun X +7 more
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TWO FACES OF HABITUAL RESIDENCE – A MASTERPIECE OF THE HCCH AND A CHALLENGE
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1999
Abstract The choice of a child’s habitual residence as the basis on which to found the summary return mechanism would appear, prima facie, entirely appropriate. Where else should a court send a wrongfully removed or retained child but to the environment and society of which the latter was a member.
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Abstract The choice of a child’s habitual residence as the basis on which to found the summary return mechanism would appear, prima facie, entirely appropriate. Where else should a court send a wrongfully removed or retained child but to the environment and society of which the latter was a member.
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Habitual residence in the Supreme Court
Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 2014A v A (Children: Habitual Residence) [2013] UKSC 60, [2013] 3 FCR 559 concerned four children who were present in Pakistan.
David Hill
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2023
Abstract This chapter discusses the role of habitual residence, residence, nationality, domicile, and presence connecting factors in the operation of the Brussels IIb Regulation. Habitual residence plays a role in determining whether unlawful removal or retention has taken place. Thus, habitual residence is the most dominant criterion,
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Abstract This chapter discusses the role of habitual residence, residence, nationality, domicile, and presence connecting factors in the operation of the Brussels IIb Regulation. Habitual residence plays a role in determining whether unlawful removal or retention has taken place. Thus, habitual residence is the most dominant criterion,
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2015
Abstract This chapter explains Article 19 of the Rome I Regulation on habitual residence. It first explains how the concept of ‘habitual residence’ is a key connecting factor in the Rome I Regulation. It then covers the habitual residence of companies and other bodies, corporate or unincorporated; of a natural person acting in the course
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Abstract This chapter explains Article 19 of the Rome I Regulation on habitual residence. It first explains how the concept of ‘habitual residence’ is a key connecting factor in the Rome I Regulation. It then covers the habitual residence of companies and other bodies, corporate or unincorporated; of a natural person acting in the course
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