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spec: invesigation of novel approaches to direct skeletal fixation ) ; application of modern measurement theory to developing new and evaluating existing health outcomes . Avid Financial Services ’ financing programs are available to qualified educational institutions , including public and private schools , colleges and universities , libraries , and other governmental agencies and private institutions . These courses were piloted in fall 1999 . English , Biology , Physics , General Chemistry , and Organic Chemistry are required by all of the colleges of podiatric medicine . What do the data suggest ? [ I have to assess ] whether what they want is achievable , `` says Kuek . Some comments from providers and individuals expressed concern that the proposed rule would have provided open-ended access by law enforcement to victims ' medical records because of this difficulty in evaluating law enforcement claims of their need for the information . This goal has been met , and links to the W3C 's validation tools are available on almost every page . All materials that normally circulate to North Central College 's courtesy borrowers are available to eligible College of Dupage students , faculty , and staff . NIH 's CRADA funds are available for the performance of the contractual agreement . The technology may also find a use in detecting biochemical agents , perhaps in post offices , and in advancing communications technology . Hazardous materials accidents can range from a chemical spill on a highway to groundwater contamination by naturally occurring methane gas to a household hazardous materials accident . `` I am not saying you can be sure of perfect quality on a VoIP network , but it seems to me that 's not the main motivation for T-Mobile 's decision , '' said Hopkins . A no asset case is one where no equity in the debtor ’ s assets is available to pay unsecured creditors because all of the debtor ’ s assets are exempt , excluded , fully encumbered by secured liens , or have little value ( Chapter 7 ) .