ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
personal boundaries, strategies, supervision,	personal boundaries, strategies, supervision, physical touch, Wanted, unwanted,	Appropriate, inappropriate, personal boundaries, strategies, supervision, physical touch, Wanted, unwanted, Permission, comfortable, uncomfortable,	Appropriate, inappropriate, personal boundaries, strategies, supervision, physical touch, Wanted, unwanted, Permission, comfortable, uncomfortable, Shared responsibility, pressure, challenges, dares, consent,
Relationships Respecting ourselves and others	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying, individual, gender, gender stereotype	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying, individual, gender, gender stereotype, Respectful behaviours, different situations, self- respect, treat with respect, courtesy,	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying, individual, gender, gender stereotype, Respectful behaviours, different situations, self- respect, treat with respect, courtesy, gender,	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying, individual, gender, gender stereotype, Respectful behaviours, different situations, self- respect, treat with respect, courtesy,	Feelings, bodies, hurt, comfortable, teasing, bullying, individual, gender, gender stereotype, Respectful behaviours, different situations, self- respect, treat with respect, courtesy,
## PHQ-9 Depression Screening Tool

This is a screening measure to help you determine whether you might have depression that needs professional attention. This screening tool is not designed to make a diagnosis of depression but to be shared with your primary care physician or mental health professional to inform further conversations about diagnosis and treatment.

## Over the last two weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following problems?

Not at all(0)	Several days (1)	More than half of the days(2)	Nearly every day(3)
1. Little interest or pleasure in doing things
2. Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
3. Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much
4. Feeling tired or having little energy
5. Poor appetite or overeating
6. Feeling bad about yourself - or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down
7. Trouble concentrating on things such as reading the newspaper or watching television
8. Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposite - being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual
9. Thoughts that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself in some way
If you checked off any problems, howdifficult have they made it for you to do your work, take care of things at home, or get along with others? ☐ ☐ ☐ ☐ Not difficult at all Somewhat difficult Very difficult Extremely difficult If you scored 4 or higher please contact Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Wellness Center at 516-382-4567 for more information and to speak with someone who can help you.
- 1. Имущественият компонент се определя от стойността на данъка в зависимост от мощността на двигателя, коригирана с коефициент в зависимост от годината на производство на автомобила по следната формула:

ИмК = (Ckw x Kгп), Където: Ckw е частта от стойността на данъка в зависимост от мощността на двигателя, която се определя от мощността на двигателя и размера на данъка, както следва:

а) до 55 kW включително - 0,45 лв. за 1 kW; б) над 55 kW до 74 kW включително - 0,60 лв. за 1 kW; в) над 74 kW до 110 kW включително - 1,10 лв. за 1 kW; г) над 110 kW до 150 kW включително - 1,23 лв. за 1 kW; д) над 150 kW до 245 kW включително - 1,60 за 1 kW; е) над 245 kW - 2,10 лв. за 1 kW ;

Кгп е коригиращ коефициент за годината на производство на автомобила в следните размери:

Брой на годините от годината на производство, включително годината на производство	Коефициент
Над 20 години	1,1
Над 15 до 20 години включително	1
Над 10 до 15 години включително	1,3
Над 5 до 10 години включително	1,5
До 5 години включително	2,3

- 1. Екологичният компонент се определя от общинския съвет, в зависимост от екологичната категория на автомобила, както следва:
Initiating the Profiling Exercise | Concept Note

X. Timeline

Profiling exercises always differ in how long they take from Concept Note to completion. Most exercises take roughly 6 to 8 months and some even longer depending on the scope and displacement situation. However, it is important to provide a preliminary estimate for the timeframes expected for the project for planning purposes.

See the JET Workplan tool for a list of the phases and steps within each phase in the form of a Gantt chart as a starting point. This should be revisited periodically throughout the process.

XI. Risks

Because a profiling exercise is a comprehensive and collaborative process focused on displacement situations, there are several risks that could prevent a process from proceeding. It is helpful to discuss these potential risks with stakeholders from the outset in order to manage expectations and to plan the project well in order to minimise the risks.

There are different types of risks to be considered, and the seriousness of these risks vary of course by context, by the partners, and according to the displacement situation. These are:

- • to the affected populations (insufficient data protection, lack of • to the affected populations (insufficient data protection, lack of protection-sensitive interviewing practices, etc.)
- • to the staff involved in data collection (difficulty to access certain • to the staff involved in data collection (difficulty to access certain areas safely, etc.)
- • to the collaborative process (resource constraints, insufficient • to the collaborative process (resource constraints, insufficient capacity or human resources, etc.)
- • to meeting the profiling objectives (insecure or changing • to meeting the profiling objectives (insecure or changing displacement situation, etc.)

Placing the displaced and affected populations at the centre of this data collection exercise that respects their rights and does not expose them to risk is paramount to a protection-sensitive approach. This section should demonstrate that potential risks to populations would be taken into account at every phase in the process.

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donnera l'occasion de suivre et de savoir qui a pris les vaccins et qui ne les a pas pris. Ils savent donc qui est "en sécurité" et qui ne l'est pas, à qui on peut donner l'autorisation de voyager et de faire des choses au motif qu'ils ne constituent plus une menace pour l'humanité. Basé sur cette fausse notion ostensible du Coronavirus, qui est une illusion complète et n'existe pas dans le contexte de ce qui tue réellement des gens. Ils l'utilisent comme moyen de justifier où ils vont. Cependant, cette puce est également un accomplissement d'une prophétie biblique.

Selon le livre des révélations 13: 16-18, cette puce est la marque de la bête qui doit être implantée sur la main droite ou le front. Afin que ceux qui refusent de l'accepter ne soient pas autorisés à voyager, travailler ou exercer une activité économique (achat et vente).

Pour le prouver davantage, la Bible dit que la Marque, nom et numéro de la Bête qui est 666, est le numéro d'un homme. La personne qui a donné son nom à ce virus est connue sous le nom de Saint Corona, qui est considérée par l'Église catholique romaine comme la patronne des fléaux. Maintenant, si vous calculez la valeur numérique de son nom, selon l'ordre de l'alphabet anglais, vous arriverez à 666:

* C = 3, O = 15, R = 18, O = 15, N = 14, A = 1 = 66 * Ensuite, le nom Corona a 6 lettres. Ajoutez-le aux 66 ci- dessus et vous arriverez au 666, confirmant ce que la Bible a dit.

C'est pourquoi tout le monde doit rejeter les vaccins contre le coronavirus et la puce RFID qui est la marque de la bête. Car selon le Livre des Révélations 14: 9-11, quiconque reçoit la Marque de la Bête est condamné pour toujours, car il n'entrera pas dans le Royaume de Dieu.
Statute Law Revision Act 2013 No. of 2013

Sch. 1

####### 10 County Court Act 1958

For section 28(1) substitute—

"(1) There shall be payable on every civil proceeding in the court to the registrar or a deputy registrar of the court at or for the place where the proceeding is to be heard such fees as are prescribed; and the fees on every proceeding shall be paid in the first instance by the party on whose behalf such proceeding is to be had on or before such proceeding; and the fees upon execution or commitment, excluding fees payable to the bailiff, shall be paid into court before or at the time of the issue of the writ or other process.".

####### 11 Courts (Case Transfer) Act 1991

Parts 8 and 9 are repealed.

####### 12 Crimes at Sea Act 1999

Section 10 is repealed.

####### 13 Crimes (Controlled Operations) Act 2004

In section 45(1), for "IBAC" (where twice occurring) substitute "the IBAC".

####### 14 Dental Hospital Land Act 2011

Part 3 is repealed.

####### 15 Duties Act 2000

In section 3(1), the definition of linked entity (where secondly occurring) is repealed.

####### 16 Freedom of Information Act 1982

16.1 In section 63D(4), for "31))" substitute "31)". 16.2 In section 63D(6)(c), after "on behalf" insert "of".
ALCOHOL AND THE SUGGESTIBILITY OF EYEWITNESS MEMORY

significant body of work demonstrating that alcohol-outcome expectancies can influence different behaviours and cognitions (Moss & Albery, 2009), such as impulsivity (Caswell, Morgan & Duka, 2013), sexual risk taking (Maisto, Palfei, Vanable, Heath & Woolf-King, 2012), self-perception (Bègue, Bushman, Zerhouni, Subra & Ourabah, 2013), motor performance (Fillmore & Vogel-Sprott, 1995) and speed of processing (Fillmore, Carscadden, & Vogel-Sprott, 1998), even in the absence of alcohol consumption.

## Method Participants and design

Eighty-three participants (students and staff from London South Bank University) (60 females, 23 males) aged 18 to 58 years (M = 27.38, SD = 9.45) took part in the study. One participant did not return to the second session. Participants either received course credits or a small monetary reward for their participation. Each individual completed a comprehensive screening process to establish their eligibility to participate. Age, weight, height, previous drinking history and any medical conditions were established to ensure it was safe for them to consume alcohol. The experiment followed a 3 x 2 mixed design. The between-subjects factor was condition: alcohol, control and reverse placebo. The within-subjects factor was item type: control vs. misled. That is all participants were exposed to misleading and control items and had to subsequently answer questions relating to these items. The study was approved by the London South Bank University’s Ethics Committee.

Materials Breath alcohol measurement. Breath alcohol content (BrAC) was measured with a Lion Breath alcohol measurement. Breath alcohol content (BrAC) was measured with a Lion Alcolmeter 500 breathalyzer. This instrument was checked with an alcohol standard at regular intervals, and recalibrated if required. Participants’ BrAC was subsequently converted into BAC (blood alcohol contents) with the Lion Units Converter. Crime Event. Event. The event was a video-recorded staged non-violent crime depicting a distractor burglary. The video footage showed two people, a man and a woman, entering a house and conducting a survey with the homeowner in the living room. After a few minutes, the homeowner went into the kitchen to make some tea. In the mean time, the woman went upstairs into a room and stole some jewelry, while the man stole some money and a laptop from the living room. The robbers then swiftly
• Ruchy fundamentalistycz ne i terroryzm	– wymienia wydarzenia związane z datami: 11 września 2001 r., – wskazuje cechy współczesnej kultury masowej, – omawia zagrożenia wynikające z działalności Państwa Islamskiego	– omawia zalety i wady nowych środków komunikacji – charakteryzuje zagrożenia współczesnego terroryzmu, – omawia ataki terrorystyczne na WTC, kolej w Madrycie i londyńskie metro, – wymienia czynniki związane ze współczesną gospodarką światową, które negatywnie wpływają na stan środowiska naturalnego	problemy współczesnego świata – prezentuje zagrożenia ekologiczne współczesnego świata, – ocenia rozwój kultury masowej, prezentując jej wady i zalety
Rozdział VI III Rzeczpospolita
1. Okrągły Stół i wybory czerwcowe	• Obrady Okrągłego Stołu • Wybory czerwcowe 1989 r. • Wasz prezydent, nasz premier • Podział obozu solidarnościowego	– stosuje pojęcia: Okrągły Stół, – omawia działalność postaci: Lecha Wałęsy, – podaje główne założenia porozumień Okrągłego Stołu	– stosuje pojęcia: sejm kontraktowy, wybory czerwcowe, – omawia działalność postaci: Tadeusza Mazowieckiego, – wymienia wydarzenia związane z datami: 5 kwietnia 1989 r., 4 czerwca 1989 r.	– dostrzega znaczenie powstania niezależnej prasy, – zna okoliczności objęcia stanowiska prezydenta przez Wojciecha Jaruzelskiego, – prezentuje zasady i najważniejsze skutki wyborów, z 4 czerwca 1989 r.	omawia działalność postaci: Czesława Kiszczaka, Andrzeja Gwiazdy, Kornela Morawieckiego, Leszka Moczulskiego, Adama Michnika	– przedstawia podział obozu solidarnościowego i różne oceny przemian z 1989 r.
## Stiri 1 iunie 2021, a doua parte

UNIUNEA EUROPEANA

## Toate J.P. , Internaţional Toate J.P. , Internaţional statele membre au aprobat planul de redresare / 01 iunie Toate statele membre ale UE au aprobat planul de redresare menit să depăşească consecinţele economice ale pandemiei COVID. Astfel, în iunie va putea începe procesul istoric de emitere a datoriilor comune pentru a finanţa planul, a anunţat Consiliul European, conform Digi24.

Consiliul "a primit în mod oficial notificări de aprobare din partea tuturor celor 27, ceea ce permite Comisiei să se împrumute în numele UE pe pieţele de capital", potrivit comunicatului. Planul de redresare, denumit "Următoarea generaţie UE" , începe marţi. "Uniunea Europeană este acum în măsură să obţină finanţarea necesară", a anunţat premierul portughez Antonio Costa, a cărui ţară deţine preşedinţia rotativă a UE. În total, 672 miliarde de euro vor fi acordate ţărilor membre sub formă de subvenţii şi împrumuturi, ca parte a unui plan global de redresare în valoare de 750 de miliarde de euro. Acest plan este finanţat printr -un recurs comun la împrumuturi, un demers fără precedent ce exprimă solidaritatea europeană în faţa crizei provocate de pandemia de COVID -19. "Concret, Comisia lansează procesul de emitere a datoriilor pe 1 iunie prin reunirea marilor bănci internaţionale şi europene, iar emiterea de titluri de valoare va avea loc în această lună", a spus secretarul de stat francez responsabil cu afacerile europene, Clement Beaune, într-un interviu pentru publicaţia Les Echos. Suma primei emisiuni de datorii europene va fi "în jur de 10 miliarde de euro", a adăugat oficial francez, care a dat asigurări că "apetitul pieţei ar trebui să fie foarte mare, iar ratele dobânzilor foarte favorabile".
1 Chronicles 16:34-36 Oh, give thanks to the LORD, for He is good! For His mercy endures 35 forever. And say, 'Save us, OGod of our salvation; Gather us together, and deliver us from the Gentiles, To give thanks to Your holy name, To triumph in Your praise.' 36 Blessed be the LORD God of Israel From everlasting to everlasting!

God is always to be thanked. God is to be thanked in the bright times and in the dark times, in the healthy times and in the sick times, in the rich times and in the poor times. Because God's goodness is not grounded in this world. God's goodness is grounded in eternity. When we think of God's mercy, it has nothing to do with the imperfection of man and it has everything to do with the perfection of God. The salvation we cling to isn't found in the strength of this earth, but the strength of the Maker of this Earth. We've nothing to fear when our faith is found in Jesus Christ. Our triumph is found in His praise. Praising God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit regardless of our circumstances… that is when we know He has given us true triumph. Our scripture this morning is found as David and Israel have just brought the Ark of the Covenant back to Jerusalem, after the Philistines took it in war in 1 Samuel 4, the Philistines took it into their temple and, in the morning, Dagon their god was on his face before the Ark, the next morning, Dagon was broken in pieces and the Philistines started to get very sick. It ended up in Kirjath Jearim and now it's home in Jerusalem. David settles it into the Tabernacle and gives thanks to God in what has become known as his Song of Thanksgiving. It's a joyful time for Israel. Anytime that we get to come before the Lord is a time for Thanksgiving. Even when worldly elections are pending, we give thanks to the Lord. Even when sickness is around us that we don't understand, we give thanks to the Lord. Even when the economy is sputtering, we give Oh, give thanks to the LORD, thanks to the Lord. Why? Well, the answer is in verse 34 there - for He is good! For His mercy endures forever. God is good - therefore we give thanks! Psalm The Lord is good to all, And His tender mercies are over all His works. 145:9 says Luke 18:19 So Jesus said to him, 'Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. says - The LORD is good, A stronghold in the day of trouble; And He (God) knows Nahum 1:7 says - those who trust in Him. Why do we wake up in the morning with Thanksgiving in our hearts and praise on our minds? Because God is good all the days of our lives, He is infinitely merciful to those who seek Him, and He has given us another day that we did nothing to deserve.
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### 8éme Journée (retard)

Affaire N°58: Rencontre JSS/CSC du 03.12.2022
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Suite à l’examen des pièces versées au dossier, et aux rapports des officiels de la rencontre : JSS : Utilisation de fumigènes Sanction : 30.000 DA d’amende Art 68 CD.
Rebiai Hamza n°494011004 -CSC Avertissement : Comportement anti sportif
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La commission de discipline vous informe que le règlement vous donne le droit de faire appel devant la commission de recours de la FAF dans les délais cités a l’article 96 du règlement des championnats professionnel.
work ,wage, salary	salary, job, employment, different sectors, stereotypes, skills, team work, decision making, set goals,, achievements,	salary, job, employment, different sectors, stereotypes, skills, team work, decision making, set goals,, achievements, Cash car, payments, environmental,	workplace, personal interests, strengths, qualities, family, values, diversity, inclusion, stereotypes, apprenticeships, university, training, college,	making judgements, value for money, waste of money, advertising strategies, effect of wealth or lack of it, unfairness, inequality of wealth, effect on emotional wellbeing, physical wellbeing and pressure on family structure, common risks associated, debt, fraud, gambling, betting
Health and Wellbeing Physical Health and mental wellbeing	Health, wellbeing, healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, dental health, clean, dirty, germs,	Health, wellbeing, healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, dental health, clean, dirty, germs, routines, habits,	Health, wellbeing, healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, dental health, clean, dirty, germs, routines, habits,	Health, wellbeing, healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, dental health, clean, dirty, germs, routines,	Year 4 + Sun exposure, sun damage, risk, mood emotional wellbeing, elevating mood, strategies,	Year 4 and 5+ Helpful feelings, unhelpful feelings, support available, in and out of school, life changing events, death,
ALCOHOL AND THE SUGGESTIBILITY OF EYEWITNESS MEMORY

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Veronika: We will, in the interview, we will in the interview. But maybe for now, another example. So I don’t know if this is still on shoes, so I’m you know, I’m segueing from candy with shoes (laughs)… Bernard: And I’ve said enough about shoes now, so someone else do (laughter). Veronika: Some of our audience may know Toms shoes. So that is a brand that was established in 2006 and it had a social mission, so what they wanted to do is that they match every pair of shoes that is bought with a pair of new shoes for a child in need. Which sounds good, doesn’t it? Erika: Yeah, and so this kind of represents a new type of business which is for profit, but socially oriented. Bernard: Yeah. Veronika: Right, okay, yeah. Bernard: So basically, so from a CSR perspective then, all companies want to make the world a better place, right? So at least that’s the message they want to portray there. But what this place looks like depends on the values and interests that you prioritise in your communication. And this can move from creating or pretending to create a more inclusive society by promoting purple candy so to speak, to Marcus Rashford’s genuine campaign for a better future for the underprivileged.

And we talked about that in episode 23 on language and identity. But that seems to be this code that we’re talking about, then.

Erika: Yeah, exactly, it sounds like CSR as the communicative strategy is really all about reputation management, right? Bernard: Yeah. Veronika: And I think that attracts some cynicism as well, even though the intention behind it may be genuine and in good faith, really. Bernard: True, and then you’re also thinking of the typical genres, aren’t you, like annual reports and sustainability reports and mission statements and

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