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    Introduction

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    SELF (LAY) CARE IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY A STUDY OF THREE COMMUNITIES IN ETHIOPIA

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    The attainment of the social goal of "Health For All by the 2000", (HFA/2000~ assumes that people will take the responsibilities for their health in the spirit of self determination and self reliance (106,107)*. The promotion of self-care, as part of this movement has caught the imagination of many, (104). Self-care is probably not only as old as mankind but also most widely used, (29, 30), however, because of the dominance of the institutionalized biomedical bio-medical appr8ach, it has been a neglected field of study (30). The Health Care Crisis'. in the West has led to a reveal of interest in self-care (57,59). Presently, the role of self-care in the developed countries is being debated and a number of studies are being carried out (17, 18, 46,54)**

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    Waters Rising in Hampton Roads: What Do Residents Think About Flooding? [Summary, 2019]

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    Summary document including data from the 2019 Life in Hampton Roads Survey Press Release #4: Neighborhood Flooding and Flood Insuranc

    Division Forms Development and Control

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    A. Columbus City Code mandates that all new forms have a retention schedule established within one year of creation or receipt. B. The policies and procedures set forth in this Directive apply to both paper and electronic forms

    W. Douglas Hazard and the Newport Herald, 1907-1945

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    The late nineteenth century introduced the Gilded Age and robust party politics into the City by the Sea. The Newport Herald, established in 1892, was able to bridge these very different worlds. Heavily Democratic, the Newport Herald catered to local, working Newporters with an emphasis on local news and sports. At the same time, through wire services and agents in New York, the paper reported the minute details of Newport’s elite summer colony, which transformed from Mrs. Astor’s “Polite 400” to the very public period of “Café Society” of the 1930s and 1940s. This article\u27s examination of the career of W. Douglas Hazard, the Newport Herald’s owner and guiding light for much of its existence, illuminates the paper’s strong emphasis on local coverage including extensive reportage of social activity in the Summer Colony

    Machine Learning

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