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International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. Argentines show high individualisation and deinstitutionalisation of religious beliefs. 23.8% claim to always

humanisation of homeless people in São Paulo, as well as the promotion of individualised care experiences. In Coimbra, the initiatives aimed to curtail elderly

typically sexualised in Western culture (as well as the lack of detail to individualising traits such as the face and limbs). Extending present-day Western norms

therapy, behavioral therapy, occupational therapy, special education, or individualised educational plans, and, when necessary, treatment of physical abnormalities

fifth enlargement in 2004, EU member states have decided that a more individualised approach will be adopted in the future, although the entry of pairs

Willys Jeeps, Steyr-Puch Haflinger light transports and Pinzgauer medium transports in the liaison and transport role. All versions in Swiss Army use are

charged the same amount). If the monopoly were permitted to charge individualised prices (this is termed third degree price discrimination), the quantity

Chatelut, E.; Guichard, S. (1998). "Practical treatment guide for dose individualisation in cancer chemotherapy". Drugs. 56 (6): 1019–1038. doi:10

Minister in the boom years" and lauded McCreevy's controversial tax individualisation as "visionary". He profited from the boom in Irish land prices, selling

responsibility for the safety of children receiving care. Patients should have individualised care plans, including mental health assessments and screening for neurodivergent