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As always, you want to keep the subject line short and concise. You’ve got limited space, so you must make the most of it. Davis C. From passive overeating to “food addiction”: A spectrum of compulsion and severity. ISRN Obesity. 2013; 2013(435027):1–20. [ PMC free article] [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar] Tănăsescu, M. (2020). Rights of nature, legal personality, and Indigenous philosophies. Transnational Environmental Law, 9(3), 429–453.

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DePuy, W., Jacob, W., Katie, F., Bonanno, A. M., Suneel, K., Kristen, L., Raul, B., & Laura, G. (2021). Environmental governance: Broadening ontological spaces for a more livable world. Environment and Planning e: Nature and Space., 5, 947. Forecast how much time is required for the meeting and to prepare a draft of the materials as a starting point for the discussion. d. Determine the categories for your map. These categories will change based on the nature of your goal or vision. For example: a supply chain project may include categories such as vendors, technology, customers, and organizational design. Choosing the right categories for your situation can be difficult. Don’t worry if you change them a few times. It is helpful to have draft categories in mind in advance as a starting point for the group’s discussion. Leon GR, Kolotkin R, Korgeski G. MacAndrew Addiction Scale and other MMPI characteristics associated with obesity, anorexia and smoking behavior. Addict Behav. 1979; 4:401–407. [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar] NOTE: At this point the timeframes and categories are academic since you haven’t started to use the framework yet. Don’t get too bogged down. If you need to, you can modify the timeframes and categories as you get into defining actions and milestones.

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