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In addition, persons with higher incomes could also obtain Assisted Health Insurance if they cannot otherwise get coverage at reasonable rates.
The Nixon/Kennedy Health Care Act of 2010 - mostlygood’s blog - RedState 2010
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Plata, on August 9th the Orange County Board of Supervisors asked the Health Care Agency (HCA) to submit a "recommendation to implement" Laura's Law (also known as "Assisted Outpatient Treatment" or "AOT") as a way to keep patients and public safer.
DJ Jaffe: Orange County Supervisors Misled by Health Care Agency on Laura's Law DJ Jaffe 2011
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Such services, known as Assisted GPS, connect devices faster to navigation and other location-based services, such as those directing cellphone users to the nearest cash machine, the cheapest gas station or films starting in the next hour.
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An earlier Library Boy post entitled Assisted Suicide Debate Back in the News May 17, 2007 includes links to many other sources on the topic.
Archive 2008-09-01 Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008
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An earlier Library Boy post entitled Assisted Suicide Debate Back in the News May 17, 2007 includes links to many other sources on the topic.
Library of Parliament Study on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008
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Plata, on August 9th the Orange County Board of Supervisors asked the Health Care Agency (HCA) to submit a "recommendation to implement" Laura's Law (also known as "Assisted Outpatient Treatment" or "AOT") as a way to keep patients and public safer.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com DJ Jaffe 2011
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Some geolocation systems use GPS and mobile site triangulation (and in some instances, local Wi-Fi networks) in combination to zero in on the location of a device; this arrangement is called Assisted GPS (A-GPS).
PC Advisor News 2010
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Some geolocation systems use GPS and mobile site triangulation (and in some instances, local Wi-Fi networks) in combination to zero in on the location of a device; this arrangement is called Assisted GPS (A-GPS).
PC Advisor News 2010
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There's something called Assisted GPS which relies on Wi-Fi or 3G but there's no built-in GPS receiver.
New Statesman 2010
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Some phones and other wireless gadgets even use a combination called Assisted GPS.
NYT > Technology 2010
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