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wellbeing

British  
/ ˈwɛlˈbiːɪŋ /

noun

  1. the condition of being contented, healthy, or successful; welfare

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"However, as a precaution and because the safety and wellbeing of our residents is our highest priority, we took the decision to vacate the building at the earliest opportunity," the group said.

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They said the measures they have established on top of the regulations, including personalised plans for areas such as nutrition, psycho-social and wellbeing, physiotherapy and sleep help "break down barriers" for expectant mothers.

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The archaeologist's life and wellbeing would be at risk if he were extradited to Ukraine, Butyagin's lawyer Adam Domański has said.

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Researchers at the University of Birmingham carried out in-depth interviews with pupils, parents and teachers across seven secondary schools to understand how more, or less, restrictive mobile phone policies shape young people's wellbeing.

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"There hasn't been a time, throughout this whole thing with me, where my wellbeing has been put before my dad's," Gemma said.

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