FIAN

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Acronym	Definition
FIAN	FoodFirst Information and Action Network (Germany)
FIAN	Face It Act Now
FIAN	Federazione Italiana delle Associazioni Neurologiche

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S V KHADILKAR MD, DM, DNBE, FIAN, FICP, FAMS ABHINAY M HUCHCHE MD, DM NAHUSH D PATIL MD MADHU SINGLA MD S S PANDYA MBBS

Perspective of sensory ataxia in leprosy

El argumento utilizado fue el de revertir la crisis de la agricultura causada por los anos de reforma agraria (FIAN. 2013).

Transformaciones en la politica de tierras y redistribucion agraria del Ecuador. Una vision desde las redes de politica publica

ATF4, a crucial transcription factor, which is induced by PERK-mediation of phosphorylation of eIF2[alpha]; and activates pro-apoptotic factor CFIOP and GADD34 (Fian et al.

Cryptotanshinone deregulates unfolded protein response and eukaryotic initiation factor signaling in acute lymphoblastic leukemia cells

Unicamente el uso de web municipales y la confianza en la informacion disponible en Internet tienen efectos significativos, y en el sentido esperado: quienes usan webs municipales, y en particular quienes se fian mas en la informacion de Internet, confian mayormente en los sitios web de las municipalidades.

?Que ocurre con la confianza cuando los gobiernos locales se vuelven virtuales? Explorando los determinantes de la confianza en sitios web municipales en Chile

"Uno, en este vicio, si uno no tiene plata, a uno se la fian; la mercancia se la fian porque uno le saca el doble, saca la plata de lo que vale y le queda el doble de plata para uno ...

Narratives about family relationships among women that are imprisoned/Narrativas acerca de las relaciones familiares en mujeres en situacion de reclusion carcelaria/Narrativas sobre as relacoes familiares em mulheres em situacao de confinamento carcerario

Her contract with her "two-ing" partner, Fian, falls under scrutiny by Betan standards and he must be adopted by a Betan Clan.

Edwards, Janet. Earth Flight

viewers first met Ross Poldark (Ellis) as a soldier coming back from the American War of Independence who had discovered his Cornish estate gone to rack and ruin, and that his fian cee, the beautiful blonde Elizabeth Chynoweth (American-born actress Jill Townsend), rather than waiting for his return had married his cousin Francis in the meantime.

Poldark is ripe for its comeback; ...because telly isn't as good as it used to be REWIND