Titlebook: World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering September 7 - 12, 2009 Munich, Germany; Vol. 25/VIII Micro- Olaf D?ssel,Wolfg

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S. van den Driesche,W. Witarski,M. J. Vellekoopcult to produce a plutonium bomb because material and equipment would have had to be imported and these would then have come under safeguards.. Similarly, the vice-chairman of the Board, Dr Louw Alberts, claimed, after the 1974 Indian nuclear explosion, that South Africa could also produce atomic we

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A. Knopp,K. -H. Otto,S. Klein,B. Nestlerad become refugees in special camps set up for their protection. As of this writing, over 13,000 people remain in those camps, unable to return to their previous homes because of threats and fear of further attacks (S. Khumalo). With chilling ., ghosts from South Africa’s past once again flashed acr

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M. Schmidhuber,J. B?hr,F. Ilchmann,J. Wiest,B. Wolfnhabits mainly in the southern hemisphere (e.g., Anhingidae); (5) highly diverse living groups with limited (e.g., Passeriformes) or none (e.g., Apodiformes) fossil record whose stem-groups are registered in Europe; (6) Absence of the most extant SAn bird lineages; (7) predominate of the zoophagous

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M. Biehl,O. Scholz6 and the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) that was launched in Brussels in 2007 and is now held annually. The latest addition to these activities, which further highlights the growing importance of migration on the global policy-making agenda, is the United Nations Development Progr

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