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    City‚ Quezon +63 9323068338 / +63 9461462289 fay_chavez@yahoo.com EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Tertiary Education Bachelor of Science in Nursing Manuel S.Enverga University Foundation University Village Site Lucena City SY: 2008-2012 Secondary Education Calayan Educational Foundation Inc SY: 2004-2008 Primary Education Manuel S.Enverga University Foundation University Village Site Lucena City SY: 1999 – 2004 COMPUTER LITERACY proficient in MS Office: Microsoft Word

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    Gleason Stereotypes

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    Presence of perineural invasion is the category III prognostic variable and is associated with increased incidence of extraprostatic extension and aggressive phenotypes.21Data varies across studies with a maximum percentage of about 90% in a study conducted by Merrilees AD et al 84and minimum of 16% and 17% in studies conducted by Nelson et al82 & Quinn et al83 respectively. In present study‚38% of CaPs showed perineural invasion. Studies having more number of well differentiated tumors have

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    Manuel A. Roxas First president of the Republic of the Philippines. Elections were held in April 1946‚ with Manuel Roxas becoming the first president of the independent Republic of the Philippines. The United States ceded its sovereignty over the Philippines on July 4‚ 1946‚ as scheduled. However‚ the Philippine economy remained highly dependent on United States markets– more dependent‚ according to United States high commissioner Paul McNutt‚ than any single U.S. state was dependent on the rest

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    Juan Manuel Campuzano Herrera BSBRES401A Analyse and present research information Nestle The company began in 1866‚ in swizerland‚ founded by Henry Nestle a German pharmacist. The great success began wwith his invention Farine Lacteee a combination of cow’s milk‚ wheat‚ flour and sugar ‚ that saved the life of his neighbour’s child. Since then Nestle has became one of the largest food companies in the world‚ with operations in more than 86 countries‚ with 200 brands amd 330.00 employees. Mission

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    together from great distances. She traveled with Manuel to Santiago for his neurology appointment. Maya’s trip was continuously thinking why Don Schnake‚ gave her a personal pass to see the doctor with Manuel to have a special surgery for his aneurysm. After the trip to the doctor‚ they ended up having dinner at Blanca’s house. Manuel told Maya that he is her grandfather because he is Andrés father. Unfortunately‚ Andrés doesn’t know because Manuel wanted to keep it a secret. After dinner‚ Maya ended

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    19‚ 1961 due to heart failure became president on August 1‚ 1944 thru death of predecessor Quezon ended his term on May 28‚ 1946 because of term ended *greatest contribution/achievments *Controversies/Issues during Term Complete name Manuel Luis Molina Quezon *known as Manolo born on August 19‚ 1878 at Baler‚ Tayabas died on August 1‚ 1944 due to Tuberculosis became president on November 15‚ 1935- thru election ended his term on December 30‚ 1941 because of * greatest contribution/achievments:

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    God and Guy

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    Guy 1: Ryan Guy 2: Manuel God: Ryan! Guy 1: Hey‚ Lord! God: So how did it go with Manuel? Did you talk to him? Guy 1: Oh! Well Lord‚ not exactly. God: Did you forgive him? Guy 1: Well‚ Lord‚ I was just thinking‚ why should I forgive him? God: Because I asked you to? Guy 1: Well‚ yeah I know you did Lord‚ but why? God: We shouldn’t have to know why. Just that I asked you to do it Guy 1: That doesn’t make any sense Lord; I mean you don’t understand the situation. Manuel has an attitude problem

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    Rohith Sundar Donnenfeld AP Government 6th Period December 8‚ 2014 Media Bias in ISIS Legislation Media bias is a very complicated thing‚ as it may sway a reader’s thoughts towards one side of the spectrum rather than keeping it fair. Most news sources are usually biased towards a certain side‚ whether it is liberal or conservative‚ or democratic or republican. Although most news sources are biased‚ some are moderate and in the middle. Examples of a news source biased towards the liberal side would

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    Theme For Labamba

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    how its was supposed to be but in the end it’s a good thing because that thing that was good wasn’t planned. First Mauel is determined for things to go right even if something gets in the way. During his practice the main record breaks. In the book Manuel says “Is it broken”. This quote shows that his plan is getting a bit off from how

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    In Jose Manuel-Barreto’s introduction to Decolonial Strategies and Dialogue in the Human Rights Field he starts off by comparing and citing the first European advocate for human rights in the Americas‚ the Spanish friar Bartolome de las Casas’s and his Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies. De Las Casas‚ who would later be bestowed the title “Protector of the Indians” advocated that the “heathen” inhabitants of the New World were in all regards human. In a debate that ensued in Valladolid

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