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Van DER Hegge Zijnen confirmed this work [De Nevers 1970].

For example, public health nurses in Oregon, USA "appeared comfortable" using computers (Turner and Stavri 2003) while nurses in South Dakota, USA were reported to cite "discomfort" in their use (Hegge et al 2002).

"This report is based on findings of RN and LPN surveys returned with license renewal forms to the South Dakota Board of Nursing, which renews licenses every two years" (Hegge, 2002, p.

She was the loving mother of 2 sons: Wayne "Sam" Ide, Brian Ide both of Charlton; and 9 daughters: Susan Clifford of Denver, Co., Nancy Demers of Webster, Linda McCrea of Shorewood, Ill., Debra Bryant of Caribou, ME, Joyce Hegge of Alamogordo, NM, Diane Bonder of Lantana, TX.

Paul Hegge, a director of Voka Chamber of Commerce in Brussels, says he would like to "swap brains" with the North-East.

Perhaps most damning of all, there is Conscience's description of Lady Mede: She is tikel of here tayl, talewys of tonge, As comyn as be cartway to knaues and to alle, To monekes, to alle men, 3e, musels in hegge; Lyggeth by here when hem lust lered and lewed.

[22.] Reeves DL, Winter K, LaCour S, Raynsford K, Kay G, Elsmore T, Hegge FW.

The CEO of Norway Post, Kare Frydenberg, and the Director of Greenland Post, Soren Rose, presented the stamps after a speech by Per Egil Hegge, Sverdrup's biographer.

Neuman, DuPont Dow Elastomers; "Water-based bonding agents," Keith Worthington, Chemical Innovations Ltd., U.K.; "Aramid as reinforcement in TPEs: A method for measuring adhesion," Annemarie Zuuring, Teijin Twaron BV, The Netherlands; "Nonhygroscopic polyamide bondable TPV," Synco de Vogel, Solvay Engineered Polymers GmbH, Germany; "Hardsoft combinations with silicone rubber --innovative technical solutions," Joachim Hegge and Stefan Rist, GE Bayer Silicone GmbH, Germany; and "One-component bonding agents technology for anti-vibration automotive parts production," Aissa Benarous, Chemical Innovations Ltd., U.K.

She plaunted pe hegge for pilke pat gon be wey biyounde, to pat ende pat pei mown not passe to pis hal withoute enduring of peyne.

Lord Lestrange reportedly cried out against Trussell before striking him, 'Thou lewyd hegge knyght!', an obscure insult that may mean 'Lollard!' (9) Audelay was himself wary of lollardy, and he sometimes frets that shows of earnest, orthodox piety can, in his troubled times, lead to unjust accusations.