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Gavin Whelan,Catherine McKenziepolicy. All we can offer is a set of brief sketches, emphasizing only the most important elements of continuity and change. We will start with a few observations about German foreign policy after the establishment of the empire in 1871, and link these to the tentative democratization of foreign poli

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Ulrike Buehner,Andy Bodenham, Jacques Poos, declared, ‘this is the hour of Europe, not the hour of the Americans’ (The Independent 1991). At the beginning of the 1990s the EC’s Member States were trying to carve out and define a role for Western Europe on the international stage. This was reflected in the changes within the EC

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Nicholas Hart, Jacques Poos, declared, ‘this is the hour of Europe, not the hour of the Americans’ (The Independent 1991). At the beginning of the 1990s the EC’s Member States were trying to carve out and define a role for Western Europe on the international stage. This was reflected in the changes within the EC

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a. During these years of living abroad, first in Ottawa and then Toronto, he had only returned to his homeland once for a two-month furlough; time and money had not allowed for more. Thus, in 1959, his pent-up longing to be back home led him and my mother on a trip through Germany and Austria to rev

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Diagnosis and Management of the Obstructed Airway,ough assessment is required and highly skilled and experienced staff should be involved from an early stage. It is imperative that management is underpinned by a sound understanding of the possible underlying pathol-ogies and the pitfalls associated with clinical intervention.

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Managing Secretions in the Ventilated Patient: The Role of Humidification, Suction, Physiotherapy, pulmonary complications. This chapter reviews the monitoring and impact of airway secretions in the intubated patient, and describes a number of techniques used to optimise secretion clearance including humidification, suction, physiotherapy, mucolytics and the use of airway adjuncts.

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Drugs Acting on the Respiratory System,, bronchodilators, corticosteroids, magnesium, pulmonary vasodilators and muco-lytic agents. Where possible, evidence to support practice is included, although in some cases (e.g. mucolytic therapy) little evidence is available. Clinical applications are also described where relevant.