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| She is a counsellor and collaborative | practitioner, accredited by Resolution, a campaigning or |
| 86, Stafford, England) is a British theatre | practitioner, actor and playwright and one of four compa |
| o entering Parliament Edwards was a general | practitioner after completing her medical degree from th |
| Thus, while the incipient | practitioner aims for the experience of the nondual cons |
| She worked part-time as a general | practitioner and while completing a degree in journalism |
| lata, Monte Plata) is a Dominican taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| , 1698) was an early Quaker mystic, medical | practitioner, and author who devoted his life to preachi |
| :30pm to 7:00pm, and was staffed by a nurse | practitioner and the support of two EMT's. |
| Dr. Hugh Gordon Cummins was a medical | practitioner and one of the first Barbados Labour Party |
| he son of Samuel Guenguene Magaia, a health | practitioner, and his wife Albinic Ana Perreira Magaia. |
| Hayes was originally a martial arts | practitioner and instructor who had established the Japa |
| William Pickles - British general | practitioner and epidemiologist. |
| Joseph W. Walker, karate | practitioner and instructor. |
| nada for a lifetime of service as a general | practitioner and as a medical health officer in Nova Sco |
| He is a | practitioner and theorist of job training. |
| eas, she eventually registered as a medical | practitioner and set up a private practice in Dunedin. |
| Her father, Robert S. Munger, was a general | practitioner, and her mother, Elizabeth Evans Munger, ra |
| Graduate programs include Nurse | Practitioner and Nurse Educator programs. |
| nuary 13, 1980) is a South Korean taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| ional and international conflict resolution | practitioner and scholar with more than a decade of expe |
| He read law with a local | practitioner and was admitted to the state bar in 1880. |
| Bodington (1799-1882) was a British general | practitioner and pulmonary specialist. |
| rn 1 September 1971) is a Russian taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| Laskey is married to a general | practitioner, and they have three sons. |
| (born June 14, 1982) is a Mexican taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| July 15, 1975) is a South Korean taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic champion. |
| Maharajh is a Zen Buddhism | practitioner and a lifelong fan of the Los Angeles Laker |
| After brief stints as a solo | practitioner and working for the New York State Nurses A |
| Mixed-martial arts | practitioner and UFC veteran Renato "Babalu" Sobral is n |
| ity maintenance and engineering at both the | practitioner and management level, who shared their conc |
| (born 26 May 1937) is an Australian medical | practitioner and was one of the first people to find tha |
| Virginia Harris is a | practitioner and authorized teacher (C.S.B.) of Christia |
| al lives and trained as Hypnotherapist, NLP | practitioner and Life Coach. |
| egacy from Dr John Kershaw, a local General | Practitioner and Medical Officer for Health. |
| doctor by training and worked as a general | practitioner and pathologist. |
| December 3, 1972) is a Venezuelan taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| was a travel agent and his father a general | practitioner and amateur actor. |
| on-line-- the applicant must be a full-time | practitioner and provide evidence of three cases of heal |
| It is usually administered by the | practitioner and may involve several sessions. |
| ore entering politics Crowley was a medical | practitioner and tutor at Flinders University. |
| and (born 1947) is a United Kingdom general | practitioner and Liberal Democrat politician. |
| 6 November - Sir David Rocyn-Jones, medical | practitioner and President of the WRU (d. |
| of SMERSH, he is also an underground voodoo | practitioner, and the leader of a large criminal organiz |
| 1, 1978) is a female South Korean taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic champion. |
| October 1923 - 30 June 2008) was a medical | practitioner and politician in Punjab, India. |
| 14, 1977 in Giannitsa) is a Greek taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| n was born to Samuel W. Thompson, a medical | practitioner, and his wife Florence in Bow, London in 18 |
| Jimi is an registered medical | practitioner, and was an graduate of the department of m |
| up to four years; if she or he is a medical | practitioner and aborted the child for financial profit, |
| ther, Frank Owens, was a small town general | practitioner, and her mother, Hazel is a retired law enf |
| , Rhode Island, the son of Mariann, a nurse | practitioner, and Robert Leo Farrelly, a doctor. |
| Situational Service: Customer Care for the | Practitioner, and Situational Parenting. |
| , Pennsylvania, the son of Mariann, a nurse | practitioner, and Robert Leo Farrelly, a doctor. |
| 70 in Nador, Morocco) is a German taekwondo | practitioner and Olympic medalist. |
| ny award-winning radio producer, NLP Master | Practitioner and Hypnotist. |
| sh Karnad as its Chairman and actor-theatre | practitioner Arundhati Nag, as its Managing Trustee, apa |
| ervative Party chose Phillip Lee, a general | practitioner, as their new candidate in an American styl |
| The union is realized by the | practitioner as a mystical experience within one's own b |
| ized as being present in the sky facing the | practitioner as opposed to the self-identification that |
| se of meditation and can be mistaken by the | practitioner as "seeing the true nature" or kensho. |
| dispensed under the supervision of a health | practitioner as a prescription drug and must carry the s |
| ichard Napier was widely known as a medical | practitioner, astrologer and curer of souls. |
| nald Bash-Taki, a prominent private medical | practitioner at one of Sierra Leone’s oldest medic |
| w's University and became a general medical | practitioner at Salisbury. |
| He then worked for some years as a medical | practitioner at Penzance; there geology engaged his part |
| tating for a gentleman like J. W. Hugill, a | practitioner at the bar and a King's Counsel withal, ski |
| , only daughter of James Cornish, a medical | practitioner at Teignmouth. |
| The Physician Assistant and Nurse | Practitioner Badge is a military badge of the United Sta |
| ry, New South Wales and worked as a medical | practitioner before entering parliament. |
| she worked as what was then called a nurse | practitioner both for the hundreds of employees back in |
| l grammar school and qualified as a medical | practitioner, but he had an early interest in astronomy. |
| t pays attention not only to the individual | practitioner but to the movement of spiritual energy. |
| he rest of his life, initially as a general | practitioner but later, after gaining membership of the |
| no doubt important traits for the shorthand | practitioner, but just as import are the reliability and |
| Subsequently he qualified as a medical | practitioner by receiving his MD degree in 1890. |
| g developed the power of concentration, the | practitioner can now focus his or her attention on a koa |
| The | practitioner can then use range of motion, traction, mas |
| said to have been created by a Small Frame | practitioner Chen Qingping. |
| As a | practitioner, Clymer is an expert in systems design, ana |
| nsington and Chelsea and Westminster Family | Practitioner Committee (1992), Trustees of the Dennis Ry |
| h Authority, where she served on the Family | Practitioner Committee, and was also co-opted onto Clwyd |
| studies aimed at bridging the research and | practitioner communities. |
| oneer of empirical psychology, and an early | practitioner concerning the scientific study of child de |
| Seminal Russian theatre | practitioner Constantin Stanislavski with his soon-to-be |
| y 1963) is an Australian-American educator, | practitioner, consultant and investigator in information |
| n physician, clinician scientist, educator, | practitioner, consultant and investigator in medicine, n |
| dical and medical insurance such as general | practitioner consultation rates, hospital private ward d |
| ually practise as therapists as it is not a | Practitioner Course, but it does give students academic |
| Cover of Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary | Practitioner, Cunningham's most successful book |
| One scholar and Zen | practitioner, David Loy, echoes these remarks. |
| When the | practitioner decides to employ his dark art, he performs |
| two decades, Town worked as an independent | practitioner, designing office buildings, churches, and |
| re, the woman can work with a trusted nurse | practitioner, doctor or other person trained in sexual d |
| n years, including two decades as a general | practitioner doctor-physician in private practice. |
| a good relationship with the local general | practitioner, Dr Legg and the old Jewish pawnbroker know |
| ael another brother is a practising General | practitioner Dr. Tim Gleeson) also work as lawyers (Seni |
| alth system,” says Freetown private medical | practitioner Dr. Donald Bash-Taki. |
| isbarred as an attorney and immigration law | practitioner due to numerous complaints involving unethi |
| 1954 and 1957, Li was not even his general | practitioner during this period, and therefore would not |
| Brock began to consult health | practitioner Eric Dowker. |
| Through meditation, the Dzogchen | practitioner experiences that thoughts have no substance |
| of Charleston, S.C., and a peripatetic law | practitioner, first in South Carolina, next in Maryland, |
| Louis Tompkins Wright - researcher, | practitioner, first black Fellow of the American College |
| In its first stage, the | practitioner fixes his attention on a symbol or yantra, |
| n to take place between the patient and the | practitioner for the outcome to be successful. |
| two years, and prior to that was a general | practitioner for ten years. |
| As law | practitioner for 22 years, Mr. Brutus has represented cl |
| From 1936 to 1945, he worked as a General | Practitioner for the Isles of Scilly. |
| Jos Devlies worked full time as a General | Practitioner, for over 30 years, and worked for several |
| Achievement Award is given to a scholar or | practitioner for a lifetime contribution to the field of |
| ty College Hospital and worked as a General | Practitioner for over ten years. |
| McLeod was a pediatric nurse | practitioner for over 30 years, past president of NAPNAP |
| given to a decision maker, a journalist or | practitioner for promoting the practice and awareness in |
| Michael Paul Harvey is a British taekwondo | practitioner from Hattersley, Hyde, Greater Manchester, |
| n Oxford's industrial district by a general | practitioner from her psychiatry course. |
| regularly, the application will benefit the | practitioner from the improvement of basic skills to the |
| Krishnamurthy Reddiar - Prominent herbal | practitioner from Sri Lanka |
| He settled in Manly and worker as a general | Practitioner from 1973 to 2006. |
| Jennifer Vegi is a female taekwondo | practitioner from Wallis and Futuna. |
| the Criminal Division and worked as a solo | practitioner from 1984-1985. |
| , the daughter of a wealthy herbal medicine | practitioner from the Mekong Delta. |
| The | practitioner grips the wrapped middle of the lengthened |
| t is "the ultimate Zen principle that every | practitioner had to actualize, even while studying under |
| Since 1991, Mark Green has been a sole | practitioner handling a wide array of civil and criminal |
| First established in Leeds in 1882 by sole | practitioner Harold James, the firm became HB James and |
| His background, as a medical | practitioner, has convinced him of the importance of per |
| Ernst, who is himself a former homeopathic | practitioner, has become "the scourge of alternative med |
| His abilities as an actor and martial arts | practitioner has allowed him to work with most of the to |
| As a WT | practitioner, he took part in the first ever EBMAS Germa |
| in England, the son of a Yorkshire general | practitioner, he received his Doctor of Medicine from Mi |
| After training as a general medical | practitioner he set up a single-handed practice in the D |
| ned to England in 1836, where, as a medical | practitioner, he became an early adopter of homeopathy i |
| He was a good | practitioner, honourable, hospitable, and steadfast in d |
| n conjunction with two-digit, alpha-numeric | practitioner identifiers (e.g., 1A) to identify the prac |
| was born to Dr Alexander Inglis, a general | practitioner in Worcester, and his first wife, Florence |
| e and went on to become a leading homeopath | practitioner in Calcutta, as well as India. |
| nd the increased role played by NHS general | practitioner in the treatment of patients with psychiatr |
| She is a yogini, or Tantric | practitioner in her own right but may also be a kamamudr |
| and advertised his services as a spiritual | practitioner in magazines associated with Spiritualism. |
| choactive drugs can be employed to assist a | practitioner in entering trance, achieving ego loss, or |
| cticed law in Philadelphia as an individual | practitioner, in several medium-sized firms, and as in-h |
| turned to New Zealand, working as a general | practitioner in Wellington before joining the school med |
| rk, USA) is a Feng Shui author, teacher and | practitioner in New York State. |
| ert Cohn, and Thad J. Earl, M.D., a medical | practitioner in Defiance, Ohio. |
| the Education and Duties of the General | Practitioner in Medicine and Surgery (paper reviewed in |
| He was then a general | practitioner in the Brisbane suburb of Nundah. |
| and internationally recognized as a leading | practitioner in the field of synthetic organic and medic |
| t Douglas Spencer (1889-1969) was a general | practitioner in Ashland, Pennsylvania, best known for hi |
| ent of the NPA is David Evans, MD, a family | practitioner in Oregon. |
| e contributions to the society as a medical | practitioner in rural India (has been practicing in Kunr |
| he operation must be performed by a medical | practitioner in a State hospital or an approved medical |
| ffairs and the Coca-Cola Foundation Eminent | Practitioner in Residence at Georgia Institute of Techno |
| She is a sole | practitioner in the Paulette Irons Law Firm, established |
| He was a medical | practitioner in Port Hedland, Western Australia 1974-96. |
| rt Littlefield was the first known abortion | practitioner in Portland, Oregon. |
| and daughter, in order to work as a General | practitioner in the Norfolk village of Manham. |
| elationship, Si-fu tries to become an elite | practitioner in town. |
| Its chief | practitioner in the 1950s was Dr John Yerbury Dent 1888- |
| 7 until 2001, Martinez worked as a sole law | practitioner in Denver, and from 2001 until the present |
| He was at one time a rural | practitioner in Surrey (Dedication of Art of Angling). |
| of Naropa, this practice is said to aid the | practitioner in remaining aware through the death experi |
| he son of William Clement who was a medical | practitioner in Shrewsbury for over sixty years. |
| ents and leadership as both an educator and | practitioner, in establishing the ACM's Codes of Ethics |
| scal Gentil is the most decorated taekwondo | practitioner in French taekwondo history. |
| ate in Vienna, and until 1896 was a general | practitioner in Vienna. |
| th Shore Hospital before becoming a general | practitioner in western Sydney in 1954. |
| It places a | practitioner inside of everyone elses time and all direc |
| Epoch's president Frank Cui, a | practitioner, insisted on the removal of quotes from Chi |
| tart up CREST, the Financial Law Panel, the | Practitioner Investment Advisory Committee to the Public |
| activate healing and protective Chi as the | practitioner is consciously controlling the breath in a |
| If the | practitioner is too tired to go on at night they can get |
| A medical | practitioner is a qualified person. |
| A Christian Science | practitioner is an individual who follows the practice o |
| vaccinated two weeks earlier by an unknown | practitioner is nothing less than tragic. |
| If the | practitioner is refused entry to the premises, the JEO a |
| The | practitioner is counseled to visualize the enemy attacks |
| The most famous | practitioner is Robert Randolph of the Robert Randolph a |
| Czech studies (bohemistics, the | practitioner is then called bohemist) is the field of hu |
| It is advisable if a | practitioner is feeling discomfort to rest and lie down |
| ing neither fully open nor shut so that the | practitioner is not distracted by outside objects but at |
| re typical of those found in grimoires: the | practitioner is promised the ability to find buried trea |
| h had initially been developed by a General | Practitioner, James Read, to describe all aspects of hea |
| In 2006, general | practitioner John Scotson reviewed over 40 publications |
| ed by certified Pilates instructor and yoga | practitioner Jonathan Urla in 1997. |
| published her research in top academic and | practitioner journals in the fields of marketing, econom |
| conferences and contribute to academic and | practitioner journals. |
| ns in 40 leading international academic and | practitioner journals. |
| oint, a caller who was a co-worker of Nurse | Practitioner Judy Linder called the station and informed |
| e welterweight match, his opponent was judo | practitioner Karo Parisyan, who was making his debut in |
| As the pathologist and the general | practitioner knew each other, the police soon connected |
| opment of the practice of Phowa, in which a | practitioner learns how to expel his/her consciousness o |
| Dhanurasana is a yoga pose in which the | practitioner lies on the belly, grasps the feet, and lif |
| The | practitioner lies on the floor, lifts the legs, and then |
| is in the category of backbends, where the | practitioner lies on his or her back and lifts the heart |
| Williams married medical | practitioner Linda, and had three children. |
| treatment received from a Christian Science | practitioner listed in the Christian Science Journal. |
| her study with Hamburg School of Astrology | practitioner Ludwig Rudolph in 1969. |
| Here he established himself as a medical | practitioner, married, and made a successful commercial |
| The idea is that a bodhisattva or | practitioner may use any expedient methods in order to h |
| The | practitioner may brush, knead, roll/press and rub the ar |
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