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BMJ, 2014
Medical royal colleges and faculties have a duty to provide a fair and affordable exam appeal process To the two certainties of death and taxes should be added, for doctors, professional exams. My client was a registrar undergoing a second attempt at her specialty examinations. If she failed, the prospects of pursuing her specialty were bleak.
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Medical royal colleges and faculties have a duty to provide a fair and affordable exam appeal process To the two certainties of death and taxes should be added, for doctors, professional exams. My client was a registrar undergoing a second attempt at her specialty examinations. If she failed, the prospects of pursuing her specialty were bleak.
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Information Systems Security, 2007
A MASSIVE MARKETING CAMPAIGN HAS BEGUN FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF 2006. AND WE FEEL IT'S GOING TO HIT OVER 200% GAIN THIS WEEK WITH NEW INVESTORS AND BIG NEWS. THIS IS A HUGE PLAYER STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 2ND, AND WE 100% SAY PUT THIS ONE ON YOUR RADAR.
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A MASSIVE MARKETING CAMPAIGN HAS BEGUN FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF 2006. AND WE FEEL IT'S GOING TO HIT OVER 200% GAIN THIS WEEK WITH NEW INVESTORS AND BIG NEWS. THIS IS A HUGE PLAYER STARTING MONDAY, JAN. 2ND, AND WE 100% SAY PUT THIS ONE ON YOUR RADAR.
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2019
Game Hack Scam (GHS) is a cyberattack in which the attacker attempts to convince the victim, often a child or a young adult, that they will be provided with free, unlimited resources or other advantages for their favorite game. To obtain these claimed advantages, the victims are asked to complete one or more tasks, called “offers”.
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Game Hack Scam (GHS) is a cyberattack in which the attacker attempts to convince the victim, often a child or a young adult, that they will be provided with free, unlimited resources or other advantages for their favorite game. To obtain these claimed advantages, the victims are asked to complete one or more tasks, called “offers”.
Emad Badawi +4 more
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The scam of integrative medicine
BMJ, 2011There’s been a shift in the world of alternative NHS medicine. I know, I know, alternative so called medicine is only medicine that doesn’t work: so how come it’s still chumming up with our evidence aware NHS? It’s not, you see, called “alternative” or even the giveaway “homoeopathic” medicine any more.
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