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| entitled unless he is suitably | experienced | 2 for the purposes of |
| entitled unless he is suitably | experienced | 2 for the purposes of |
| a medical practitioner is suitably | experienced | if but only if he |
| a medical practitioner is suitably | experienced | if but only if he |
| to alleviate the poor conditions | experienced | by many refugees and to |
| alleviate any financial difficulties being | experienced | by the network of privately |
| to alleviate the current pressures | experienced | by the nhs s1f 15 |
| is taking to alleviate hardship | experienced | by the poorest fifth of |
| today because he is an | experienced | practitioner in this field together |
| difficulties in educational management being | experienced | as a result of the |
| europe at heart the difficulties | experienced | by certain member states particularly |
| ensures that the historic difficulties | experienced | by the kintyre economy are |
| it will examine any difficulties | experienced | by voluntary organisations in relation |
| significant european funding it has | experienced | difficulties for example because of |
| wheen difficulties that micht be | experienced | for this report it will |
| some difficulties which may be | experienced | for this report it will |
| with dentists where difficulties are | experienced | in attracting appropriate professionals which |
| any difficulties that are being | experienced | in funding the terms and |
| no matter what difficulties were | experienced | it was therefore considered impossible |
| that some difficulties would be | experienced | some were merely teething difficulties |
| type of atmosphere that i | experienced | at peterhead it contrasted very |
| larger than life atmosphere being | experienced | by charlie on the chocolate |
| no other prison have i | experienced | the type of atmosphere that |
| the major problems currently being | experienced | across the scottish criminal justice |
| the major problems currently being | experienced | across the scottish criminal justice |
| the major problems currently being | experienced | across the scottish criminal justice |
| the major problems currently being | experienced | across the scottish criminal justice |
| parliament recognises the particular problems | experienced | by people who suffer from |
| of the problems that were | experienced | have been addressed a number |
| absolutely agree we have all | experienced | the frustration of tackling problems |
| had the executive has not | experienced | the same problems that its |
| back the many trained and | experienced | nurses who are not currently |
| lead to a further 150 | experienced | nurses retraining and rejoining the |
| demographic problem of our more | experienced | specialised nurses leaving for other |
| the loss of their very | experienced | and committed chief executive recognises |
| and remembrance of the suffering | experienced | during the holocaust recognises the |
| will ensure that any stress | experienced | by staff in the nhsis |
| be a larger and more | experienced | group of staff than we |
| in place a core of | experienced | registration staff registrars and assistant |
| retain a large number of | experienced | staff the main group of |
| is a dedicated service with | experienced | staff to deal with private |
| help health boards to access | experienced | staff who are committed to |
| release any large proportion of | experienced | farm workers a special scheme |
| of licensing that they had | experienced | with their large properties was |
| have considered a proposal are | experienced | in health matters across scotland |
| often requires the expertise of | experienced | fundraisers many important organisations are |
| as usual voluntary organisations have | experienced | yet another delay in their |
| legislative programme that we have | experienced | was partly the result of |
| the nurse shortages that are | experienced | in certain specialties and in |
| abuse and number of assaults | experienced | by refugees and asylum seekers |
| aware that a number of | experienced | individuals misinterpreted this section of |
| recruited a number of more | experienced | lawyers some of whom had |
| in seeing a consultant being | experienced | by hip replacement patients in |
| in our daily lives we | experienced | or at least had confided |
| motivated and will have already | experienced | success in learning at least |
| live the hero has obviously | experienced | a resurgence of the life |
| jolliest moments that i have | experienced | in the life of the |
| in my life i ve | experienced | the joy of others arriving |
| to meet any funding gap | experienced | in tayside or elsewhere supported |
| no way reflects what i | experienced | during the 12 hour and |
| the time that they have | experienced | within their own own own |
| insight which comes from having | experienced | both valerie gillies continues her |
| he envied him for having | experienced | it he believed he was |
| with building projects many developers | experienced | frustration at delays in the |
| that many of us have | experienced | in other contexts such as |
| effort to retain as many | experienced | volunteers as possible the minister |
| interpretation and translation services have | experienced | over the past year the |
| interpretation and translation services have | experienced | over the past year this |
| of professionals no matter how | experienced | the first year s performance |
| disadvantaged areas of scotland have | experienced | dental decay children in our |
| trisha [laugh] f809: trisha has | experienced | everything that we have f810: |
| different from what i have | experienced | in considering other bills the |
| for example that they have | experienced | in recent years mr raffan |
| foot he is however an | experienced | mountaineer and very fit have |
| those few words members have | experienced | my full knowledge of spanish |
| poetry over the centuries have | experienced | not only a lack of |
| that all the witnesses have | experienced | one or all of those |
| stated the poorest families have | experienced | real increases in their living |
| have an interest i have | experienced | that on a personal level |
| retired people throughout scotland have | experienced | the benefits of that scheme |
| few years once we have | experienced | the new system it might |
| she seems to have simultaneously | experienced | the onset of menstruation and |
| committee heard from people who | experienced | the transfer that they have |
| legislation contributes to any discrimination | experienced | by gypsies and travellers and |
| trained and those who are | experienced | from what they want to |
| a licence those people are | experienced | in such activities and need |
| to learn and to become | experienced | they usually remain in those |
| year period of the situation | experienced | in accident and emergency units |
| three year old victor had | experienced | stomach pains which were diagnosed |
| in autumn liza cast an | experienced | eye over them we ll |
| the sadness because i ve | experienced | forty eight hours of the |
| a doubt because he s | experienced | in these maitters that there |
| with the innocence and joy | experienced | by children of all ages |
| high transport and fuel costs | experienced | by farmers in the highlands |
| railway stations and the satisfaction | experienced | by passengers support business by |
| similar reversal of fortune was | experienced | by the family of second |
| is given to quality more | experienced | persons in fact produce acceptable |
| erm as you get more | experienced | you know you don t |
| on angling successes and disasters | experienced | since our last meeting hughie |
| the last time the committee | experienced | an executive decision to do |
| been much less than that | experienced | in england throughout the 1990 |
| else in the world had | experienced | sex and she hadn t |
| come seing i was an | experienced | man he asked me to |
| o t i am an | experienced | man wi a haimmer he |
| a flair for writing he | experienced | mixed fortunes subsequently in journalism |
| of disgust that he always | experienced | when his mother propelled a |
| the unemployed the conservatives are | experienced | in issues relating to massive |
| her copy between the two | experienced | singers and then let us |
| the first time i d | experienced | it and it was superb |
| time working aimed at retaining | experienced | older workers support the scottish |
| of which i d never | experienced | before the band s pr |
| the troubles and uncertainty she | experienced | although carswell s part of |
| for taxpayers money amey is | experienced | in motorway maintenance in scotland |
| that mr stone is so | experienced | in proposing the toast to |
| it meets the demand for | experienced | and skilled legal practitioners to |
| bloody cold and bold bad | experienced | fiona was scared and shivery |
| it whereas i did i | experienced | a delight at knowing that |
| valldemossa carthuja haunted as sand | experienced | it ghostly forms demons apparitions |
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