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‘What happens in Tenerife stays in Tenerife’: Understanding women's sexual behaviour on holiday
Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2005Recent research has drawn attention to the epidemiological importance of international travel in the spread of HIV. Drawing on data generated in focus groups and in depth interviews with women holiday travellers, this paper explores the context of sexual risk behaviour of women on holiday.
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Geology Today, 2004
There is nothing like a good controversy in geology, when vehemently held conflicting opinions set the adrenaline running. The debate over hot spots or mantle plumes is developing in this way; as such it is pertinent to look at the Canary Islands archipelago where hot spot ideas have been in place for some time.
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There is nothing like a good controversy in geology, when vehemently held conflicting opinions set the adrenaline running. The debate over hot spots or mantle plumes is developing in this way; as such it is pertinent to look at the Canary Islands archipelago where hot spot ideas have been in place for some time.
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde, 2002
In this article some comments are made about the dental identification-work during the Tenerife-air disaster in 1977. This disaster caused the death of 335 Americans and 248 Dutchmen of which 80% could be identified. The dentitions seemed to be one of the most important criteria for identification.
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In this article some comments are made about the dental identification-work during the Tenerife-air disaster in 1977. This disaster caused the death of 335 Americans and 248 Dutchmen of which 80% could be identified. The dentitions seemed to be one of the most important criteria for identification.
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Tenerife’s Infrastructure Plan for Electromobility: A MATSim Evaluation
Energies, 2023FRANCISCO Javier Ramos-Real +2 more
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