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espanyol
whs
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State secondary (year 9-15) school in Wellington, New Zealand.

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whs
rus
синдром вольфа — хиршхорна
portuguès
síndrome de wolf-hirschhorn
espanyol
síndrome de pitt-rogers-danks
Wikidata

Chromosome abnormality with a distinct craniofacial phenotype and intellectual disability.

синдром вольфа — хиршхорна
rus
охрана труда
portuguès
sst
català
seguretat i salut laboral
espanyol
seguridad y salud ocupational
Wikidata

Area concerned with the safety, health and welfare of people at occupation.

seguretat i salut laboral
rus
всемирное наследие юнеско
portuguès
património mundial da unesco
català
patrimoni de la humanitat
espanyol
patrimonio de la humanidad
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Place listed by the UNESCO as of special cultural or physical significance.

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patrimoni de la humanitat
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In the neighbouring region of Osh, they account for at least half.
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Most of the fighting occurred in Osh and another southern city, Jalalabad.
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Bakiyev was expected to address his supporters in Osh's main square.
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Kyrgyz forces at the weekend started removing makeshift barriers dividing Osh.
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Others are still barricaded inside their neighbourhoods in Osh, afraid to venture out.
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Heard their ohs and ahs from as far away as the road.
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The children had all gathered round her, admiring her with loud ohs!
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Some of the girls gave little gasps of surprise, others, ohs!
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They were all in a burst of enthusiasm with "ohs and ahs."
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And the procession chanted something sad with plenty of ohs!
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There was no effect of cromoglycate versus vehicle in Wsh mice, validating specificity of cromoglycate on brain mast cells.
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This week, directors of global insurance broker Willis Group Holdings WSH.N approved moving its domicile from Bermuda to Ireland, citing economic factors.
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He said health advice around schools was driven by occupational health and safety.
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Benson, 56, oversaw the Park Service's Alaska occupational health and safety program, he said.
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The thesis into occupational health and safety paints a grim picture of drivers under pressure.
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The authors said fit testing should form part of official hospital occupational health and safety programs.
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Specific occupational health and safety strategies are needed to protect the mental health of outdoor workers.
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Background: The web-based BeUpstanding Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in addressing the emergent work health and safety issue of excessive sitting.
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Additionally, in order to comply with work health and safety laws, employers also need to ensure that they provide and maintain a safe working environment.
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Improvement and prohibition notices can be issued by SafeWork when work health and safety laws, or workers compensation laws, are found to have been contravened.
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The COVID-19 pandemic requires a uniquely focused approach to work health and safety (WHS) as it applies to businesses, workers and others in the workplace.
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The Work Health and Safety bill passed the Legislative Council on Wednesday night following a lengthy debate.
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Quality assurance manager Barry Waterland has also been charged, and told Morning Report the charges have been laid under work safety and health legislation.
Radio NZ
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Existing state and territory jurisdiction of WHS compliance and enforcement remains critical.
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The combination of risk factors indicates a negative WHS at T3.
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We conclude that WHS-associated chromosome changes are not usually mediated by low copy repeats.
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We investigated the involvement of the ORs in the origin of 73 WHS-associated rearrangements.
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HP, Gateway and others have already announced they will be offering new media systems based on WHS code.
Wired
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More than anything, this event has demonstrated that active and engaged citizenship at WHS is alive and well.
Ebony
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It is expressed preferentially in rapidly growing embryonic tissues, in a pattern corresponding to affected organs in WHS patients.
Pubmed
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In almost all cases of CDH and WHS a large deletion of the short arm of chromosome 4 is present.
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No correlation was found between WHS and gender, etiology, the side of lesion, the presence of aphasia, and the presence of risk factors.
Pubmed
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The smallest region of overlap between WHS patients, the WHS critical region, has been confined to 165 kb, of which the complete sequence is known.
Pubmed
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The COVID-19 pandemic requires a uniquely focused approach to work health and safety (WHS) as it applies to businesses, workers and others in the workplace.
News.com.au
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Another unanswered question is whether a parental inversion polymorphism on 4p16 can act as predisposing factor in the origin of WHS-associated rearrangements.
Pubmed
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After a lengthy beta testing period with as many as 100,000 testers participating, Microsoft has finally released Windows Home Server (WHS) to manufacturing.
Wired