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acquired hypothyroidism nos
hypothyroïdie primaire

acquired haemolytic anaemia nos
anémie hémolytique acquise

j01 treatment of community-acquired pneumonia, acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis, acute sinusitis and
j01 treatment of community-acquired pneumonia, acute exacerbation of

employment prospects are poor for young people who leave the school system without having acquired the aptitudes required for entering the job market.
les perspectives d'emploi sont médiocres pour les jeunes qui quittent le système scolaire sans avoir acquis les aptitudes nécessaires pour accéder au marché du travail.

(20) under the scheme aid was granted for individuals who acquired for the first time a share in a second hand vessel.
(20) under the scheme aid was granted for individuals who acquired for the first time a share in a second hand vessel.

the funding of this take over by slap amounted in slap acquiring 2000000 additional preference shares in shetland seafish ltd, which were subscribed by slap in two trenches; in november 2000 slap acquired 1200000 preference shares and on 16 february another 800000 preference shares.
the funding of this take over by slap amounted in slap acquiring 2000000 additional preference shares in shetland seafish ltd, which were subscribed by slap in two trenches; in november 2000 slap acquired 1200000 preference shares and on 16 february another 800000 preference shares.

[16] most of the independent telecom companies were acquired by the general post office around 1912, except what is now kingston communications, which remained in the control of the local government in hull.
[16] most of the independent telecom companies were acquired by the general post office around 1912, except what is now kingston communications, which remained in the control of the local government in hull.

13. resolution 2001/51 on the protection of human rights in the context of human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (aids).
13. resolution 2001/51 on the protection of human rights in the context of human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (aids).