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spec: Consequently , in the eventuality of a price increase by the parties , the existing models , knowledge of the market and customer contacts together with over capacity on the market would lead to a quick supply-side response and an increased market penetration by the competitors . There were a few crab-eater seals lounging at the ice 's edge in the lead . Sanitec itself has reached its present leading position mainly by acquisitions . As such , the level of seniority should be appropriate for leading future research projects , such as applications to RFAs similar to the Centers of Excellence RFA , as well as the pilot project in Phase II. Our correspondent was suggesting that objectives like becoming " the employer of choice " for everyone or " a cool place to work " without specific targets in mind leads to an analogous " regression to the mean . WHAT IT MEANS : HCV is the most common chronic bloodborne infection in the United States , with at least 4 million Americans believed to be infected . Schools may use this technique to allow students to conduct physics and chemistry experiments as well as to study geography , world culture , history , and so on . The two leaders noted that the visit of the Prime Minister of Bangladesh to Japan had opened a new chapter of friendship and bilateral cooperation between the two countries and that it contributed to raise the level of existing bilateral relations to new heights . This message can be sent at any time after the TLS session has been established . '' he exhorts , pressing a button on a remote control . He recognised the importance of humanitarian assistance provided to the refugees , but urged donors that this needed to be complemented with further support to the State . The parties would have a leading position in WCs and in ceramic sanitary ware as a whole but , with regard to washbasins , the market position of the parties and Ideal Standard would be very similar . Getting rid of the lawyers would mean no more legal counsel to talk for you before the courts or commissions or arbitrators or whatever bodies were given the job of handling specific problems in the orderly management of human affairs . During the year the Department conducted 20 background briefings for the media on issues or events of major significance . I. a fine , based on the earnings obtained from commission of the infringing practice , gross revenues or the assets involved which would be paid to the national enforcement bodies of the State Party in the territory of which the infringing party is domiciled . Senator Moynihan led the way with some changes in the declassification program . The fact that the parties hold strong positions in the field for mastitis treatment could have led to a portfolio or range effect in the sense that veterinarians may be induced ( e.g . The ice is now over 6 meters thick in some places , mixed in with thinner ice and open leads ( ice-free areas ) . With respect for the families so affected and responsibility to the American people , many of us thought that it was important to have an independent commission to review events leading up and post-9 / 11 . A state-of-the-art study was conducted , including a review of current design procedures and recent research data . Graphical trend charts and an alert LED help you identify problems before they cause network outages . As part of the construction , Fort Meigs had seven blockhouses along the wall and positions for five artillery batteries . Then again , that was only the second time since mid-August that manager Tony La Russa had Jim Edmonds , David Eckstein and the rest of his A-1 lineup intact . The research presented in this thesis uses the macro-fiber composite ( MFC ) actuator that was recently developed at the NASA Langley Research Center for two major themes , sensing and actuation for vibration control , and power harvesting . What you are saying then is if we have this legislation , and there is a strike which the paramedics do not want , they would prefer arbitration , that there will be reduced fire services as well because you will essentially be putting firefighters in the position of having to do the work of paramedics , and quite apart from the legitimate point you raise about what relationship this is going to lead to , putting firefighters in that very difficult position , obviously that is going to come at the expense of firefighting services from what I understand . They discovered that he had once dated a woman from the University of Maryland named Wanda Tipton . On basis of the investigation , the operation does not lead to the creation or strengthening of a dominant position under any market definition . Problem solving must be both mathematically defensible and useful in the real world . So I think it is important for the committee members to know that and for the public to know that there is nothing in the act that leads to arbitration . The nifedipine group was significantly different from all others ( p < 0.05 ) . They look a lot like the first group but are either led by someone who understands how screwed up things are or have a cluster of professionals who are trying to change things . I am confident that if properly led and supported it will help us protect the American people here at home . If you miss one year of Continuing Instruction Course meetings , you must take the test when your certification expires or before you purchase or apply restricted use pesticides . An old servant was sweeping at the end of the landing . We're on the way home from a remarkable day in a small room with a dozen of the brightest minds actually leading HR Organizations . A couple of points . Data collected in hurricanes from 1998-2001 have provided insight into the processes by which the SAL affects tropical disturbances . If many people independently identify an e-mail message as spam , then an automatic system could advise mail servers to mark the message as spam . For these purposes national telephone networks have generally been considered as consisting of three distinguishable segments : local loop , which is essentially the network between subscribers and the point of interconnection [ 6 ] at their local exchanges ; long distance , that is , the network of cables and switching equipment which connects the local exchanges to higher levels of exchange known as transit exchanges ; and international ; namely the network of cables and related switching equipment which leads traffic from the international gateway ( often in a capital city or at some key node in the network ) , via ‘ backhaul ’ cables to the international cable head or landing point , and hence out of the country and to PTOs in other countries .