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statistical analysis, occupational injuries and fatalities, canada.
national trauma registry hospital injury admissions report 1998/99.

« firearm-related hunting fatalities in north carolina:
law and contemporary problems, 59, 91-118.

"traffic fatalities - british columbia - vancouver - statistics."
"traffic fatalities - british columbia - vancouver - statistics."

"distinguishing sudden infant death syndrome from child abuse fatalities."
distinguishing sudden infant death syndrome from child abuse fatalities.

an analysis of drownings and other water-related injury fatalities in canada for 1996.
a file review study.

«firearm fatalities in victoria, australia 1988», medical science and law, vol.
"firearm fatalities in victoria, australia 1988."

the red cross society and the canadian surveillance system for water-related fatalities (1998).
the incidence of family violence perpetrated by federal offenders:

«accidental firearm fatalities during hunting», american journal of forensic medicine and pathology, vol.
american journal of forensic medicine and pathology, 8, 112-119.

1998; 1: 71-80 320 l bachs, h. morland acute cardiovascular fatalities following cannabis use.
gg nahas, km sutin, d harvey, s agurell, humana press, totowa, n.j., 1999, pp 291-304.

national center on child abuse prevention research (1992). current trends in child abuse reporting and fatalities:
fact sheet on the canadian incidence study of reported child abuse and neglect.

conformément aux dispositions de la loi sur les enquêtes en cas de décès (fatalities investigation act), s.n. 1995, c.
pursuant to the provisions of the fatalities investigation act, s.n. 1995, c.

«an investigation of the pattern of firearms fatalities before and after the introduction of new legislation in denmark», medical science and law, vol.
"an investigation of the pattern of firearms fatalities before and after the introduction of new legislation in denmark."

une enquête a été entamée, en vertu de la fatalities act de la province, et toutes les parties pourront y participer: le gouvernement fédéral, la province et les autochtones.
there is an inquiry under the fatalities act of the province in which all parties, the federal government, the province and aboriginal people, will have some input.

canada's motor vehicle fatality rate was 1.6 fatalities per 10,000 road motor vehicles in 2000 compared with a rate of 1.9 in the united states and 7.0 in mexico.
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nurminen m, karjalainen a. epidemiologic estimate of the proportion of fatalities related to occupational factors in finland [estimations épidémiologiques de la proportion de décès en relation avec des facteurs professionnels en finlande].
nurminen m, karjalainen a. epidemiologic estimate of the proportion of fatalities related to occupational factors in finland.

an exploration and development of future options, michael parkes, 15 octobre 1999; fatalities and injuries as a result of stolen motor vehicles (1999-2001), préparé pour le projet no 6116 par matthew j. miceli, décembre 2002 référence 6 the auto theft industry — the cost to canadians, préparé pour le bureau d'assurance du canada par standard & poor's dri, toronto (ontario), avril 2000 référence 7 titre 49, partie 571, du code of federal regulations, numéro de dossier nhtsa-2005-22093, publié le 7 avril 2006 référence 8 registraire des véhicules importés, le 19 novembre 2007 référence 9 l'accv représente daimlerchrysler canada inc.; la ford motor company of canada, limited; la general motors of canada limited; et l'international truck and engine corporation canada référence 10 l'aiamc représente les constructeurs et les importateurs de véhicules et de produits automobiles votants suivants :
an exploration and development of future options, michael parkes, october 15, 1999; fatalities and injuries as a result of stolen motor vehicles (1999-2001), prepared for project 6116 by matthew j. miceli, december 2002 footnote 6 the auto theft industry — the cost to canadians, prepared for the insurance bureau of canada by standard & poor's dri, toronto, ontario, april 2000 footnote 7 title 49, part 571, of the code of federal regulations, docket no. nhtsa- 2005-22093, published on april 7, 2006 footnote 8 registrar of imported vehicles, november 19, 2007 footnote 9 the cvma represents daimlerchrysler canada inc.; ford motor company of canada, limited; general motors of canada limited; and international truck and engine corporation canada footnote 10 the aiamc represents the following automotive manufacturers and importers as voting members: