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[1] A. Hawkes, This Is Money, Single (2015).
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[1] Wikipedia, FKA twigs, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FKA_twigs .
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[1] A. Government, Guidance on the ‘Anonymity and Pseudonymity’ principle | ALRC, http://www.alrc.gov.au/publications/20.%20Anonymity%20and%20Pseudonymity/guidance-%E2%80%98anonymity-and-pseudonymity%E2%80%99-principle .
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‘lawful and practicable’ to give individuals the option to interact anonymously or pseudonymously with agencies or organisations [1]
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[1] M. Barnett, Why keeping it simple is the key to effective design, http://www.marketingweek.com/2013/11/11/why-keeping-it-simple-is-the-key-to-effective-design/ .
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A design that manages to capture an idea with elegant simplicity is inherently more pleasing and memorable [1]
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[1] Pbs.org, Who's Responsible? - Computer Crime Laws | Hackers | FRONTLINE | PBS, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/hackers/blame/crimelaws.html .
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""In 1997 a U.S. District Court determined the code was, indeed, a form of speech and that the government could not restrict its dissemination"" [1]
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[1]http://searchdatamanagement.techtarget.com/definition/NoSQL-DBMS-Not-only-SQL-database-management-system .
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The world in which relational database management systems (RDBMSes) are the norm is fast disappearing. Although relational database systems remain important, multiple new types of database systems -- of which the fastest growing is NoSQL -- are being designed and implemented to meet new types of business needs. Understanding the types of NoSQL DBMSes that are available, as well as how and when they can be beneficial, is an important requirement for modern application development, especially mobile application development. [1]
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[1]Google Dictionary, (2015).
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Mask “A covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or terrify other people.” [1]
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[1] S. Cottrell, 'Palgarve Study Skills The Study Skills Handbook.', 3rd ed., Stella Cottrell, Hampshire (2008), p.Overview.
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""Her tried and trusted approach recognises that we each have a unique formula for success and that finding it is the key to reaching our potential"". [1]
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[1] D. bin haji jaafar, 'Issues on Halal Products', State Mufti's office and prime minister's office, Brunei Darussalam (2007).
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[1] w. www.great-lakes.org/AHPF7GN6/index.html, Wwwgreat-Lakesorg/AHPF7GN6/Indexhtml, (2015).
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What happens to watch out for in finding a business currently? Do you think you're positive your choice? Do you want to undertake it As soon as possible? Go get it done! It is now time to adopt precisely what you might have discovered the following and hang the idea straight into motion, converting your problem in a option. [1]
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[1] Wikipedia, John McLaughlin (artist), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(artist) .
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The importance of individuals choosing to be part of these programmes, supported by volunteers is key to the success of the project. [1]
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[1] Marshall.ucsd.edu, http://marshall.ucsd.edu/_files/res-life/Healthy%20Lifestyle%20Pamphlet .
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A healthy lifestyle is one that focuses on incorporating the eight aspects of wellbeing into one’s life (emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social and spiritual). [1]
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Objective To investigate how consumption of ultra-processed foods has changed in Sweden in relation to obesity. Design Nationwide ecological analysis of changes in processed foods along with corresponding changes in obesity. Trends in per capita food consumption during 1960–2010 were investigated using data from the Swedish Board of Agriculture. Food items were classified as group 1 (unprocessed/minimally processed), group 2 (processed culinary ingredients) or group 3 (3·1, processed food products; and 3·2, ultra-processed products). Obesity prevalence data were pooled from the peer-reviewed literature, Statistics Sweden and the WHO Global Health Observatory. Setting Nationwide analysis in Sweden, 1960–2010. Subjects Swedish nationals aged 18 years and older. Results During the study period consumption of group 1 foods (minimal processing) decreased by 2 %, while consumption of group 2 foods (processed ingredients) decreased by 34 %. Consumption of group 3·1 foods (processed food products) increased by 116 % and group 3·2 foods (ultra-processed products) increased by 142 %. Among ultra-processed products, there were particularly large increases in soda (315 %; 22 v. 92 litres/capita per annum) and snack foods such as crisps and candies (367 %; 7 v. 34 kg/capita per annum). In parallel to these changes in ultra-processed products, rates of adult obesity increased from 5 % in 1980 to over 11 % in 2010. Conclusions The consumption of ultra-processed products (i.e. foods with low nutritional value but high energy density) has increased dramatically in Sweden since 1960, which mirrors the increased prevalence of obesity. Future research should clarify the potential causal role of ultra-processed products in weight gain and obesity. [1]
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During infection with any pathogen, changes occur at a cellular level, which predispose to crises. Levels of circulating leukocytes and inflammatory cytokines increase, with elevated expression of adhesion molecules on both the vascular endothelium and leukocytes themselves. [1]
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