Spanish
no sindicalista Not belonging to or not allowing affiliation with a trade union.
Russian
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Rugby union led the number of positive tests in Britain last year.
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The union said conditions being offered in mainland France were far superior.
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Last year, workers launched strikes demanding recognition of a new, independent union.
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The state teacher's union has given the thumbs-down to both ideas, however.
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Britain's exit from the EU ends 47 years of union with Europe.
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The main outcome was nonunion confirmed at six months on CT scanning.
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The Metamorphoses, composed mostly of recent music-school graduates, is a new-andnonunion-orchestra
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Its rights are precisely those of nonunion labor, neither greater nor less.
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Atlanta-based Delta was largely nonunion before it acquired Northwest Airlines in 2008.
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Four patients had delayed or nonunion, but union was achieved after bone grafting.
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No patient experienced nonunion, delayed union, superficial infection, or deep surgical wound infection.
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Patients who had preoperative radiotherapy were more likely to develop nonunion and osteoradionecrosis.
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In this cohort, smoking was not associated with a higher rate of nonunion.
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There was 1 persisting nonunion, which underwent revision with a retrograde intramedullary nail.
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No patient had tumor recurrence, metastases, nonunion, or proximal ulna instability.
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While making From Dusk Till Dawn, he insisted on using a nonunion crew.
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Surgery for nonunion or delayed union is rarely required if initial treatment is appropriate.
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Conclusions: Amino acid concentrations were significantly changed in nonunion patients.
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Otherwise, students going to classes taught by nonunion professors worried only about verbal abuse.
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Background: Pre-clinical models of bony nonunion typically employ critical-length defects.
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Chordin knockdown rescued the osteogenic capacity of hBMSCs isolated from patients with bone nonunion.
