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for children and young people of school age who have recently arrived in Norway or who are learning Norwegian as a second language(passive) is designedSkolekassa
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degeneration or damage of dopaminergic neurons in the basal ganglia(passive) is mainly caused byParkinsonism
by the neurological side effects of anti - depressants or anti - psychotic medication(passive) caused byParkinsonism
the neurological side effects of anti - depressants or anti - psychotic medication(passive) is caused byParkinsonism
the neurological side effects of anti - depressants or anti - psychotic medication(passive) caused byParkinsonism
by mutations in tau protein on chromosome 17(passive) caused byParkinsonism
by mutations on mapt gene(passive) caused byparkinsonism
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by mutations in LRRK2(passive) caused byparkinsonism
by LRRK2 mutations(passive) caused byParkinsonism
mutations in LRRK2(passive) caused byparkinsonism
some drugs that block dopamine receptors(passive) is caused byParkinsonism
The degeneration of neurons in nigrostriatal dopaminergic systemcausesParkinsonism
by mutations in the Parkin(passive) caused byparkinsonism
Mutations in the Parkin and PINK1 genescan causeparkinsonism
by mutation in the tau protein(passive) caused byparkinsonism
Some toxins such as manganese dust , carbon disulfide , and carbon monoxide can causeparkinsonism
Some toxins - such as manganese dust , carbon disulfide , and carbon monoxidecan causeparkinsonism
Some toxins -- such as manganese dust , carbon disulfide , and carbon monoxidecan also causeparkinsonism
drugs knownto provokeparkinsonism
the LRRK2 genecausedparkinsonism
Vascular Parkinsonism Multiple small strokescan causeparkinsonism
Some toxins , such as manganese dust , carbon disulfide , cyanide , and carbon monoxidecan also causeparkinsonism
Some known toxinscan causeparkinsonism
mutationscausingparkinsonism
Drugs ... Some medicationscauseparkinsonism
by the neurological side effects of antidepressants or anti - psychotic medication(passive) caused byParkinsonism
by a deficiency of dopamine receptors(passive) may be caused byParkinsonism
by exposure to manganese(passive) caused byparkinsonism
Now , this medication is knownto causeparkinsonism
conditions , such as infections or strokescauseParkinsonism
by typical antipsychotic drugs(passive) caused byparkinsonism
MPTP , a compound knownto causeParkinsonism
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the American League in on - base percentage in 1971 ... and in runs and total bases in 1972ledthe American League in on - base percentage in 1971 ... and in runs and total bases in 1972
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all major league outfielders in assists by throwing out 21 baserunnersledall major league outfielders in assists by throwing out 21 baserunners
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the National League in sacrifice flies with 12 and was 5th in walks with 91 and drove in 91 runs and batted .298ledthe National League in sacrifice flies with 12 and was 5th in walks with 91 and drove in 91 runs and batted .298
the pinch hitters of the American League with three home runs and 12 RBIsledthe pinch hitters of the American League with three home runs and 12 RBIs
whose work(passive) influenced bywhose work
career highs with 33 homers and 96 RBIs ... and led the AL in total bases and runssetcareer highs with 33 homers and 96 RBIs ... and led the AL in total bases and runs
more controversy by stating that " Maori - Pakeha relationships are being dealt with adequately through the biological process of intermarriagecausedmore controversy by stating that " Maori - Pakeha relationships are being dealt with adequately through the biological process of intermarriage
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this portrait of Ruskinpaintedthis portrait of Ruskin
Ruskin`s portraitpaintedRuskin`s portrait
the background for Opheliapaintedthe background for Ophelia
her portrait , which is now in the Tate Gallerypaintedher portrait , which is now in the Tate Gallery
the landscape ... and secondly the figure of Opheliapaintedthe landscape ... and secondly the figure of Ophelia
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his portrait of Gladstone(passive) had been painted byhis portrait of Gladstone
the majority of the background near Ewell in Surreypaintedthe majority of the background near Ewell in Surrey
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a portrait of Gray for Sophie's parentspainteda portrait of Gray for Sophie's parents
the scene where Ophelia had fallen into the river from a tree overhanging itpaintedthe scene where Ophelia had fallen into the river from a tree overhanging it
the landscape backgrounds of such celebrated paintings as ' Ophelia ' ( Tate ) and ' The Blind Girl ' ( Birmingham Musuems and Art Gallery ... out of doors rather than in the studiopaintedthe landscape backgrounds of such celebrated paintings as ' Ophelia ' ( Tate ) and ' The Blind Girl ' ( Birmingham Musuems and Art Gallery ... out of doors rather than in the studio
the backgroundpaintedthe background
a portrait of a child reading Leech 's comic book " Mr Briggs ' Sporting Tourhad earlier painteda portrait of a child reading Leech 's comic book " Mr Briggs ' Sporting Tour
Huguenot and OpheliapaintedHuguenot and Ophelia
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