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- One of the biggest drawbacks of the Washington Times online edition is the decided lack of photographs. Most of the... |
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- Top San Francisco investment banking firm seeks Portfolio/Stock Distribution Specialist. Responsibilities include institutional restricted stock settlement, assess restriction status, determine manner of sale requirements, and settlement follow-through. Coordinate with legal counsel, transfer agents, and issuers to ensure smooth and timely settlement. Generate various AIMR performance presentations and conduct attribution analysis for various products. |
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- Sturmlauf in der zweiten Halbzeit wird belohnt |
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- Eigentlich sollte sich ein Bauer im Ort Kreuztal im Bundesland Nordrhein-Westfalen freuen, denn seine ganze Grasfläche wurde abgesichelt - allerdings unfreiwillig. 1.000 Quadratmeter Heu wurden von diebischen 'Grasliebhabern' einfach entwendet. Der Mann erstattete sofort bei der ö |
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- Unlike Baseball, ice hockey has yet to undergo a Moneyball-type revolution in terms of objective analysis -- something that's bugging... |
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- Considerações sobre o Federalismo |
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- Bas, a collegue of mine, had his bachalor party last saturday. Well, luckily, someone had a cellphone camera handy to take some pictures. Obviously we had taken care that Bas' outfit would be disgusting. But we weren't prepared for the stuff fast-food company McDonalds had in mind for us. Lo ... |
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- I'm not sure that in an election year that is at least partly predicated on the idea of "young challenger" vs "old, time-worn incumbent" that John Howard wants to be associated with the word "fossil" quite this much.... |
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- Akamai pinpoints server problems that affected Google, Yahoo! and others |
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- "Once again, the Bush campaign is trying to mislead the American people about the economy. On the same day the Bush Administration reported that real wages are decreasing, making it tougher for middle class families to make ends meet, the Bush campaign ... |
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- The Judge denied all of the preliminary relief that Bothell was asking for. In-depth ID verification for running warrants and sex-offender status, posting a bond or providing for special liability coverage, providing private security for the area and/or paying for overtime for Bothell police officers ... was all denied. His granting (last week) that Bothell is entitled to have its permit procedures followed and his order that Saint Brendan's apply for a permit is where he feels the city should establish it's needs. So the ball is now back in Bothell City Council's court to craft a permit process that lays out and enforces their requirements for health, safety and security of it citizens, which the judge indicated they were entitled ... |
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- Les Richter se sont imposés pour la quatrième fois depuis le début de la saison devant un Tribunal (enfin) archi-comble. Cette victoire sur le Killa Clowns, l'un des plus sérieux adversaire des Richter, les propulsent en deuxième position, en raison d'un goal-average plus réduit (+20 pour les Darks, +10 pour les Richter). Ce soir l'ambiance était à la fête: |
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- J'aime pas avoir ce sentiment en moi. Celui de me dire que je ne peux pas exprimer mes idées par faute de mots appropriés. Celui de me dire que je ne pourrais jamais leur dire tout ce que je pense parce que je ne suis pas assez méchante. Je déteste être trop gentille... |
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- Cet habitant d'Incourt a fait constater fin avril 2004 par un huissier de justice les nuisances provoquées par le survol des avions au dessus de son domicile. |
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- High tariffs and trade barriers on African-manufactured products block the continent's development, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni told a Washington audience at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Monday afternoon. |
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- Organisations providing humanitarian assistance to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) say they need $80 million to adequately cater for 1.6 million people up to December this year. Launching a mid-year review of the Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP) workshop at International Conference Centre yesterday, donors said unless these funds are sought the situation of people in camps was likely to deteriorate. |
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- The Government paid Sh152 million to the finance firm at the centre of the passports scandal for putting up three non-existent buildings for the CID, the Nation can now reveal. |
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- GOVERNMENT says it has achieved all the benchmarks required to qualify for the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF), one of the conditions for making the Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) completion point. |
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- Uganda has been ranked 14th on Africa's growth competitiveness index ahead of East Africa's eonomic giant, Kenya. The 2004 World Economic Forum Africa Competitiveness Report, ranked Botswana as Africa's most competitive economy followed by Tunisia, South Africa, Mauritius, Gambia, Egypt, Morocco, Tanzania, Ghana and Algeria. |
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- Issued by the Executive Office of The President, Office of Management And Budget |
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- Royce Urges Senate Action In Advance Of September's Deadline For Expiring Provisions |
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- Delegates to the annual conference of the International Labour Organization (ILO) have taken a significant step toward improving the safety and working conditions of some 35 million people who work in the global fishing sector, one of the world's most dangerous. |
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- The government and the United Nations have appealed for an additional US $80 million to fund the provision of humanitarian aid to 2.3 million people, including 1.6 million displaced by the conflict between the army and the rebel Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in northern and eastern Uganda. |
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- DIAMOND giant De Beers has expressed confidence that its strategy to shift some of the burden of marketing and advertising to its customers is bearing fruit. |
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- ONE month ago, in Downing Street, Tony Blair launched prompted by Bob Geldof the Commission for Africa. |
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- State efforts seen to have little effect |
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- Alignment of local rules with international practice puts this country ahead of others |
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- The provincial health department has lost nearly 4 000 staff in the past six years - and there are no plans to replace them. But the department does not intend to let the numbers drop further. |
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- Corporate governance demands change |
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- THE Lesotho Electricity Corporation has invited tenders for a three-month consulting contract that will undertake an audit of the parastatal's powersupply network. |
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- Minister says no to privatisation this year; calls instead for partnerships |
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- Budget of R43m for rescue initiative |
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- TELKOM's foreign strategic equity partner, Thintana Communications, said yesterday it would sell off nearly half of its 30% equity stake in the fixed-line phone operator, in part confirming speculation that it wanted to get out of the utility. |
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- TAZAMA Pipelines has commenced refurbishment of its tanks in Dar-es-Salaam at US$1 million, while it scouts for another US$1 million to buy a helicopter for aerial patrols along its pipeline. |
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