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D&I
(redirected from Distress and Inconvenience)

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D&IDad and I
D&IDesign and Implementation
D&IDevelopment & Implementation
D&IDiversity and Inclusion
D&IDiscovery and Invention (US Navy)
D&IDevelopment & Innovation
D&IDrop and Insert (telecommunications)
D&IDirection and Inclination (oil and gas)
D&IDistress and Inconvenience (legal complaint; UK)
D&IDilation and Irrigation
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Who in this PCT cares for the distress and inconvenience to the elderly and vulnerable who are presently cared for by a team of people who have turned that surgery around?
Struck-off doc's surgery to close; Patients told to move to other GPs by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
It is fully appreciated that the re-scheduling of the examination has given rise to distress and inconvenience for students, and this is sincerely regretted.
EUR1.7M BILL FOR EXAM BLUNDER by The Mirror (London, England)
We apologise for any distress and inconvenience caused and have offered her travel vouchers.
BUS FAMILY STRANDED me on and I would have; DRIVER REFUSED TO ALLOW ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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