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7 Feb 2012: The system could provide safe,sustainable and affordable power for some ofthe 1.6 billion people worldwide withoutaccess to electricity. ... By buildingaccessible tools and strengthening theevidence base for decision makers, we canhelp them make wise and

19 Oct 2012: He and Lisa are the kindest and most hospitable of people, and havebrought their own touch of distinctive elegance to the Lodge.

8 May 2012: Old enough to know 15. With the people, for the 16–17people: applying mental health research. ... most important objectivetherefore has to be to prevent people fromacquiring the disease in the first place,”asserted Peacock.

1 Oct 2012: But the approach to carewas really coming full circle. Mental illness and disability were familyproblems for English people living between1660 and 1800. ... Let’s assume we want to communicatesome risk. Are we trying to inform people orpersuade them to

20 Feb 2012: range from very mild to severe. • ASCs are frequently associated with learning difficulties, epilepsy and savant skills – we have all heard of some people with amazing memories or maths skills who ... We will ask why ASCs affect more males than

29 May 2012: Amongst other things, estimates include: how long people will live; what the rate of inflation will be; and what return the scheme will earn on its investments.

27 Apr 2012: Questions within the final sections may be of interest to a wide range of people and organisations. ... 25. Implementation and resourcing UCAS believes that some questions within this section may be of interest to a range of people and organisations.

16 May 2012: TWOHow common is HIV in the UK now?Few people realise that there are now morewomen than men with HIV in the world. ... Most people still assume that the face of HIV is black or male or gay or ill or poor.

30 Oct 2012: with students and campaign on things which will have a big impact on peoples’ lives. ... This adds to consumerism as people try to keep up with each other.

20 Apr 2012: The photograph below shows an exceedingly smart collection of people and so is perhaps an ‘Attenders’ photograph rather than a ‘Survivors’ photograph!