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Technical and further education 100%

Charles Darwin University and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, offer vocational education courses (traditionally the domain of TAFE);

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DASA UG 2016 brochure 21-04-2016 (1) 99%

Premier Technical Institutes Coordinating Institution National Institute of Technology Srinagar Hazratbal, Srinagar, Jammu &

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AIACCC Bylaws Amendment Mark-up New Board Position 98%

SEE PAGE 13 FOR PRPOSPED AMENDMENT TO ADD THREE BOARD POSITIONS SEE PAGE 25 FOR PROCEDURE TO AMEND BY-LAWS THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS CALIFORNIA CENTRAL COAST CHAPTER, INC.

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SBC Energy Institute Climate Change FactBook 2015 97%

FACTBOOK CLIMATE CHANGE Scientific basis SBC Energy Institute October 2015 ©2015 SBC Energy Institute.

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FCO Integrity Initiative US doc 94%

The Integrity Initiative The Integrity Initiative https://www.integrityinitiative.net/was conceived by the London based Institute for Statecraft and launched in the autumn of 2015.

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Dr. Siddharth Shimpi 94%

Siddharth Shriram Shimpi Academic Qualification Degree Institute Name University Name Year of Passing DHMCT MSIHMCT Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education 2003 BA IBMR Wakad University of Pune, Pune 2007 MBA Institute of Management &

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FCO US Integrity Initiative 94%

The Integrity Initiative https://www.integrityinitiative.net/ was conceived by the London based Institute for Statecraft and launched in the autumn of 2015.

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Ming You CV 08-25-2016 94%

1996 Reviewer, Breast Cancer Research Project Monitoring Review, American Institute of Biological Sciences for the U.S.

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Dr. Nagm Addin Saif C.V 94%

Providing professional consulting services to government or industry Technical Communication English for Computer English for Electronics Technical English Academic Writing (1+2) English for Engineering English for Mechanics English for Industry Technical Industrial Institute, Taiz, Yemen, http://tii-taiz.org/site/ Types of business Dates Occupation or position held Main activities and responsibilities Name and address of employer Types of business Tertiary Educational Institution Sept, 2007 – May, 2009 Lecturer · · · · Training undergraduate students on current teaching methods and approaches.

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AGCTS ASSCR 2017 Scientific Program Final 94%

Alexandra Sharland, Centenary Institute, Australia.

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1245198934 (1) 94%

GIA 1245198934 GEM OLO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEM O LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEMO LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEM O LO GIC A L INS T I T U T E O F A MERIC A GEM OLO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GEM OLO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GEMOLO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GEM OLO GIC A L INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GIA DIAMOND DOSSIER® GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA www.gia.edu The results documented in this report refer only to the diamond described, and were obtained using the techniques and equipment used by GIA at the time of examination.

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PROGRAMME 94%

                  PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME  European Institute, 262/264 Piotrkowska Street, Łódź, Poland    May 19th, THURSDAY  8:30–10:00   Registration / Posters installation  10:00–10:45   Opening ceremony  10:45–11:30  Keynote lecture #1  SOLVEIG BERGMAN  Violent women and mothers – a challenge for feminist research  11:30–11:50  COFFEE BREAK  Session 1:  Growing and conflicting  expectations of today’s families   Session 2:  Gender‐related health and well‐being issues part 1      ALEKSANDRA ANDYSZ  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Women with endometriosis who accept and do not accept their  illness. Who are they? How do they differ?    TOBIAS I. NDUBUISI EZEJIOFOR  Federal University of Technology Owerri, Nigeria  Occupationally‐facilitated prostrate hypertrophy and Erectile  dysfunction as potential health hazard of male workers in the  petroleum oil refining and distribution industry, Nigeria.    ELEONORA BIELAWSKA‐BATOROWICZ, EWELINA RUDA  University of Lodz, Poland  Beliefs on menopause and their impact on menopausal symptoms.    NATALLIA PAULOVICH  Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland  Family‐centered habitus of contemporary  Georgians and women's place in the formation  of family ties on the example of Western  Georgia.    11:50–13:00  13:00–14:00  KARI STEFANSEN, MARGUNN BJØRNHOLT  Oslo and Akserhus University College of  Applied Science, Policy and Social Research,  Norway  Work‐family adaptations among Norwegian  and Polish families living in Norway:  understanding links between policy, practice  and gender equality.     MARGUNN BJØRNHOLT, KARI STEFANSEN,  ALEKSANDRA JACUKOWICZ, ANNA NAJDER,  ALEKSANDER STAŃCZAK, AGATA WĘŻYK,  DOROTA MERECZ‐KOT  Policy and Social Research, Oslo and Akserhus  University College of Applied Science, Norway,  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine,  Poland  Work‐family adaptations and institutional  support systems. Polish families in Poland   and Norway.  LUNCH  Session 3:  Growing and conflicting  expectations of modern parenting  Session 4:  Gender‐related health and well‐being issues part 2    14:00–15:10  MARTA BIERCA  University of Social Sciences and Humanities,  Poland  You’ll change the nappy and I’ll tell a fairytale –  on renegotiating parental roles among young  Polish couples.  MARTA WISZNIEWSKA  Nofer Institute Of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Healthy Woman's Diary in prevention of cancer.          EMILIA KANGAS, ANNA‐MAIJA LÄMSÄ  University of Jyväskylä, Finland  Media discourses of fatherhood in organizations  and management in Finland, 1990–2015.    ALEKSANDER STAŃCZAK  Nofer Institute Of Occupational Medicine,  Poland  Working fathers and childless male employees.  Different needs, the same work‐life balance?    15:10–15:30  15:30–17:00  19:30    KINGA POLAŃSKA, ANNA KRÓL, DOROTA MERECZ‐KOT, JOANNA  JUREWICZ, TERESA MAKOWIEC‐DĄBROWSKA, FLAVIA  CHIAROTTI, GEMMA CALAMANDREI, WOJCIECH HANKE  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland   Maternal stress during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental  outcomes of children during the first two years of life.    JOANNA JUREWICZ, MICHAŁ RADWAN, DOROTA MERECZ‐KOT,  WOJCIECH SOBALA, WOJCIECH HANKE  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Occupational, life stress and family functioning –   does it affect semen quality?    COFFEE BREAK  Session 5:  Gender stereotypes    SYLWIA KAPUSTA, MIREK KOFTA, WIKTOR SORAL, ZUZANNA KWIATKOWSKA  The Robert B. Zajonc Institute for Social Studies University of Warsaw, Poland  It’s a man’s, man’s world – role of masculine self‐stereotype in shaping entrepreneurial intentions.    JULITA CZERNECKA, EWA MALINOWSKA  University of Lodz, Poland  The role of physical attractiveness in private life and professional career in experiences of women and men   in different ages.    CLAUDIA MORINI  Utrecht University, Gemma Erasmus Mundus Master, Italy/ The Netherlands  Migrant solo‐women squatting and feminist practices: Ethnography from the first Italian women squatting   in Florence, Italy.    WIESŁAWA Ł. NOWACKA  Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland  Forestry – women in men dominated profession.    WELCOME RECEPTION  May 20th, FRIDAY  8:30–9:00  Registration  9:00–9:45  Keynote lecture #2  LIVIA SZ. OLÁH  Gendering everyday realities in Europe: can both women and men “have it all”?  9:45–11:35  11:35–11:55  Session 6:  Work‐related strain and employees’ health    JOLANTA WALUSIAK‐SKORUPA  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  A gender‐sensitive approach to occupational health.    JASMIJN SLOOTJES, SASKIA KEUZENKAMP, SAWITRI SAHARSO  Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands  Narratives of meaningful endurance – critical transitions between vicious and virtuous cycles between health   and employment in migrant women's life histories.    OLA SAYED MOHAMED ALI, NADIA BADAWY ABDELGAWAD BADAWY, SANAA ABOULMAKAREM RIZK,   HEND GOMAA, MAI SABRY SALEH  National Research Center, Egypt  Allostatic load assessment for early detection of stress in a pilot sample of working adults.    ANNA NAJDER  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Health behaviors among male shift workers.    AGATA WĘŻYK, ALEKSANDRA ANDYSZ  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Working while ill – what makes people presentees?    COFFEE BREAK  Session 7:  Facilitators and barriers in achieving work‐life balance part 1    AGATA WĘŻYK, ALEKSANDRA ANDYSZ, ANNA NAJDER, ALEKSANDRA JACUKOWICZ  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Work‐life balance solutions – what Polish and Norwegian people use?    BEÁTA NAGY, MÁRTA RADÓ, GÁBOR KIRÁLY  Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary  Work‐to‐family spillover: gender differences in Hungary.    11:55–13:45  ALEKSANDRA JACUKOWICZ  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Work‐home duo – harmony or dissonance? Work‐life balance of female and male musicians   at different stages of career.    DENISA FEDÁKOVÁ, LUCIA IŠTOŇOVÁ  Centre of Social and Psychological Sciences, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia  Findings from 3rd EQLS: working time, housework time and work‐family conflict in the context of gender.    13:45–14:45  MARIA JOHANNA SCHOUTEN  University of Beira Interior / Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences – University of Minho, Portugal  Technology and time allocation: the key role of gender.    LUNCH  Session 8:  Facilitators and barriers in achieving work‐life balance part 2    JACEK GĄDECKI, MARCIN JEWDOKIMOW, MAGDALENA ŻADKOWSKA  University of Gdańsk, Poland  The Work and Life Imbalance caused by teleworking.    CRISTINA C. VIEIRA, LINA COELHO, SÍLVIA PORTUGAL & RAQUEL RIBEIRO  University of Coimbra, Portugal  Balancing private and working life in heterosexual couples with dependent children: a study in Portugal   during the period of economic crisis (2012–2014).    14:45–16:35  NIKOLETT GESZLER  Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary  Time‐based work‐family conflict in the life of Hungarian manager fathers.    URSZULA MARCINKOWSKA  Medical University of Silesia, School of Medicine with the Division on Dentistry in Zabrze, Poland  Shift work‐ family life conflicts among 'typical' female and male professions: nursing and mining.    DOROTA MERECZ‐KOT, AGATA WĘŻYK   Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  On relationship between work‐home interaction and perceived work life balance – gender and  country‐related  differences.    16:35–16:50  COFFEE BREAK  16:50–18:00  Poster session – presentation and discussion    18:15  GUIDED CITY TOUR  May 21st, SATURDAY  Session 9:  Health behaviors, quality of life and  Session 10:  Aggression, violence and gender part 1  well‐being of men and women part 1  9:00–10:10    BEATA KOWALSKA, EWA KRZAKLEWSKA,  MARTA WARAT, PIOTR BRZYSKI  Jagiellonian University of Krakow, Poland  Enhancing quality of life for women and men in  Poland. How can it be achieved?    SZYMON SZEMIK, MAŁGORZATA KOWALSKA  Medical University of Silesia, Poland  Quality of Life of adults aged 25–44 years, living  in the Silesian voivodship – preliminary results.      HEIDI SILLER, MARGARETHE HOCHLEITNER  Medical University of Innsbruck, Women's Health Centre, Austria  How is psychological violence in the workplace perceived by  women engaged in fighting for gender equality?    DOROTA MERECZ‐KOT, MARCIN DRABEK  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland  Bullying at work – does gender matter?    10:10–10:30  ADRIANNA POTOCKA, ANNA NAJDER,  ALEKSANDRA ANDYSZ  Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine,  Poland  Four psychosocial types of mothers and  differences in nutritional status of their  children.    COFFEE BREAK  10:30–11:40  Session 11:  Health behaviors, quality of life  and well‐being of men and women part 2    EWA MALINOWSKA, KRYSTYNA  DZWONKOWSKA‐GODULA  University of Lodz, Poland  Influence of gender on attitudes towards health  in women and men’s beliefs.    EWA MALINOWSKA, EMILIA GARNCAREK  University of Lodz, Poland  Pro‐health behaviors of young,   middle‐aged and older women and men.    JOANNA CHYLIŃSKA, DOROTA WŁODARCZYK,  MIROSŁAWA ADAMUS, MARIUSZ JAWORSKI,  MAGDALENA ŁAZAREWICZ, MARTA  RZADKIEWICZ, GEIR A. ESPNES,   GORIL HAUGAN, MONICA LILLEFJEL  Medical University of Warsaw, Poland  Visit‐related needs and health of senior patients  in primary health care in Poland.    11:40–12:00  Closing ceremony  12:00    LUNCH  Session 12:  Aggression, violence and gender part 2    KATERYNA KOLNOGOROVA  USWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland  Effects of street harassment on the level of anxiety of women   and men.    JOANNA PTAK  Jagiellonian University of Krakow, Poland  Is gender approach towards 'honour' violence justified?   The case of Germany, the Netherlands and UK.    KONSTANTINOS TSIRIGOTIS  The Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Piotrków Trybunalski  Branch, Poland  Gender, femininity, masculinity, indirect and direct self‐  ‐destructiveness.     

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2011 Audited Financial Statements 94%

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Detroit Institute of Arts Year Ended June 30, 2011 With Report of Independent Auditors Ernst &

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For Policy 93%

The promise of postsecondary education is broken.

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GIGA-13-02 stellenausschreibung giese eng 93%

The GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies / Leibniz-Institut für Globale und Regionale Studien is one of Europe’s leading research institutes for area and comparative area studies, with a focus on Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, as well as on inter-regional and global issues.

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cv Eko Bambang Wisnu 2015 93%

Eko Bambang Wisnu ekobambangwisnu@gmail.com ekobambangwisnu.blogspot.com.au Education Indonesian Institute of The Arts Yogyakarta Exhibition (last 5 years) Solo Exhibition 2015 This Is (Not) Still Life, Mils Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2014 Sigh, Mils Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2014 Letter Never Sent, Penaga Hotel, Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia 2012 Tuhanku Sinetron, Kersan Art Studio, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Collaboration 2015 Lingam (with Adriano Rosselli), Ruang Gerilya, Bandung, Indonesia 2013 Goodnight Uncle John (with Ida Lawrence), Sculpture by The Sea, Bondi, Sydney, Australia 2013 Time Machine (with Ida Lawrence), Sculpture by The Sea, Bondi, Sydney, Australia 2013 Nge-Kost (with Ida Lawrence), Slot Gallery, Sydney, Australia Group Exhibition 2015 In Defence of Self, Mils Gallery, Sydney, Australia Outline!, Indonesia Drawing Festival, Gedung Indonesia Menggugat, Bandung, Indonesia Lucho!

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Ways-to-Support-Heuser-Hearing-Institute 93%

Ways to Support Heuser Hearing Institute Contact Shannon Kisselbaugh, Director of Philanthropy, at shannonk@thehearinginstitute.org or (502) 515-3320 to discuss ways to support Heuser Hearing Institute.

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7173193528 92%

GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INST IT U T E OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U TE OF AMERIC A GEMOLOGIC AL INS T I T U T E OF A MERIC A GIA DIAMOND GRADING REPORT GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA GEMOLOGIC AL INSTIT U T E OF AMERIC A www.gia.edu GRADING SCALES CLARITY CHARACTERISTICS The results documented in this repor t refer only to the diamond described, and were obtained using the techniques and equipment used by GIA at the time of examination.

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nift entrance exam 2014 92%

National Institute of Fashion Technology (Ministry of Textiles) National Institute of Design (Ministry of C &

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Sri-Chitra-Prospectus 2017 92%

Introduction 1 Programme on offer 2017 2 Post-doctoral programme DM/MCh/PDCC 3 Post DM/MCh Fellowship 8 Salary/Stipend 13 Fees Structure 14 Specialty Nursing Programme 15 PG Diploma/ Diploma Programme 16 Advance Certificate Programme 18 Special Information 20 Application procedure 22 Hall Ticket/Call letter 23 Ph.D Programme 25 AMCHSS –MPH 28 DPH 30 BMT Wing 31 Joint Programmes 36 Affiliated programmes 39 Important dates of admission/Schedule of examinations 48 Important Contact Addresses 53 INTRODUCTION Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) became an Institute of National Importance with the status of a University under the Department of Science and Technology, Govt.

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