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    <title>Promoting migration to Australia in France in the 1960s</title>
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    <description>Title: Promoting migration to Australia in France in the 1960s
Authors: Bouvet, Eric James
Abstract: Like several other European countries immediately after World War 2, France was targeted by the newly created Australian Department of Immigration as a potential source of migrants. Despite limitations imposed by the French on the promotion of the Australian migration programme throughout the period known as the Trent Glorieuses, in 1971 the Australian Government believed that a target of 10,000 assisted departures from France would be an achievable outcome in the medium term.</description>
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    <title>The Australian Corneal Graft Registry 2012 Report</title>
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    <description>Title: The Australian Corneal Graft Registry 2012 Report
Authors: Williams, Keryn Anne; Lowe, Marie Therese; Keane, Miriam C; Jones, Victoria J; Loh, Raymond S K; Coster, Douglas John
Abstract: The Australian Corneal Graft Registry (ACGR) opened in May 1985 and thus has now been in operation for over 26 years. However, the census dates for this report was 01/06/2010 for penetrating grafts and 12/10/2011 for lamellar grafts. Over the years, we have collected data on more than 23,000 corneal grafts. The majority of corneal grafts registered have been penetrating, but increasing numbers of lamellar grafts have also been registered over recent years, as patterns of surgical practice change. At registration, we seek information on the recipient, the donor, the eye bank practices and the operative procedure. Follow-up then occurs at approximately yearly intervals for an indefinite period, and ceases upon loss of the graft, or the death or loss-to-follow-up of the patient. At each round of follow-up, we request information on the graft and visual outcome, and upon relevant post-operative events and treatments. The data are entered into an Access database and checked for consistency. Descriptive, univariate and multivariate analyses are subsequently performed using SPSS and Stata software, and the report is eventually collated.</description>
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    <title>The Australian Corneal Graft Registry 2012 Report</title>
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    <description>Title: The Australian Corneal Graft Registry 2012 Report
Authors: Williams, Keryn Anne; Lowe, Marie Therese; Keane, Miriam C; Jones, Victoria J; Loh, Raymond S K; Coster, Douglas John
Abstract: The Australian Corneal Graft Registry (ACGR) opened in May 1985 and thus has now been in operation for over 26 years. However, the census dates for this report was 01/06/2010 for penetrating grafts and 12/10/2011 for lamellar grafts. Over the years, we have collected data on more than 23,000 corneal grafts. The majority of corneal grafts registered have been penetrating, but increasing numbers of lamellar grafts have also been registered over recent years, as patterns of surgical practice change.&#xD;
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At registration, we seek information on the recipient, the donor, the eye bank practices and the operative procedure. Follow-up then occurs at approximately yearly intervals for an indefinite period, and ceases upon loss of the graft, or the death or loss-to-follow-up of the patient. At each round of follow-up, we request information on the graft and visual outcome, and upon relevant post-operative events and treatments.&#xD;
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The data are entered into an Access database and checked for consistency. Descriptive, univariate and multivariate analyses are subsequently performed using SPSS and Stata software, and the report is eventually collated.</description>
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    <title>Εφαρμογη της Θεωριας της αφηγησης στα δημοτικα τραγουδια: Ο αφηγητης</title>
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    <description>Title: Εφαρμογη της Θεωριας της αφηγησης στα δημοτικα τραγουδια: Ο αφηγητης
Authors: Korovesi, Antigoni
Abstract: Please note: this article is in Greek. In this paper we attempted to apply a structural theory of narrative on Greek Folksongs; the oldest of them were created in the 9th and 10th centuries.</description>
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