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Abstracts: Felling Asia's forests. Halting the theft of Asia's forests. China tries to divide Taiwan
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Abstracts: The contribution of focus groups in the evaluation of hearing conservation program (HCP) effectiveness. The use of supervisory practices as leverage to improve safety behavior: a cross-level intervention model
Abstracts: Risky behavior of drivers of motorized two wheeled vehicles in India. Comparison of young male and female drivers' attitude and self-reported traffic behaviour in finland in 1978 and 2001
Abstracts: Of being ethical: reflections on George Oppen. George Oppen in exile: Mexico and Maritain. Saying obligations: George Oppen's poetryand Levinasian ethics
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Abstracts: Macquarie makes its move on Asia. Raising the rates, again. Woolworths way in front
Abstracts: Notch signalling limits angiogenic cell behavior in developing zebrafish arteries. Molecular monogamy
Abstracts: Not yet ready to go it alone. Crunch time in Jakarta. Noodles top the menu
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Abstracts: V1 spinal neurons regulate the speed of vertebrate locomotor outputs. Parallel colour- opponent pathways to primary visual cortex
Abstracts: The circumsporozoite protein is an immunodominant protective antigen in irradiated sporozoites. Optimization of specificity in a cellular protein interaction network by negative selection
Abstracts: Direct observation of base-pair stepping by RNA polymerase. Structural basis for substrate loading in bacterial RNA polymerase
Abstracts: When robots go wild. Tommorow's world. Turning technology into gold
Abstracts: Replicating success. Ion channels and stem cells. To affinity and beyond
Abstracts: Petronas strikes gold. An opening for U.S.-China cooperation. Woodside will sell assets in Mauritania to Petronas
Abstracts: Burgers and beer win out. Save the country, lose the money. Terrorist arrest
Abstracts: Tech firms are tops in Taiwan. Taiwan Tech's snazzy new look. Comfortably tied
Abstracts: Big is better and back in vogue. Pipe of prosperity. Biking to war
Abstracts: Now he goes too far: Taiwan's Chen Shui-bian takes the referendum issue one step beyond prudence. part 2 Taking a risk
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Abstracts: Healing deep bitterness. A second wind. Taking a risk
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Abstracts: The U.S. puts Japan on probation. Keep the pressure on China. And then there's Taiwan
Abstracts: What the rating agencies are saying. Sarbanes-Oxley: control matter. Sage grouse: another spotted owl?
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Abstracts: Electric utilities: creating the right environment for transmission investment. One proposal to boost merchant AC transmission investment
Abstracts: Linking performance drivers in production planning and inventory control to process choice. An empirical analysis of financial services processes with a front-office or back-office orientation
Abstracts: Financial conditions, strategic interaction and complex dynamics: a game-theoretic model of financially driven fluctuations
Abstracts: A truly open market. President's message. The first necessities of progress: industry has never had more at stake in reaching consensus on a national energy policy
Abstracts: Carbon trading. The value of your eco-assets. Sold!:... to the highest-bidding electric utility, who would have owned it anyway and now has to pay for it and who will need to trade it again and still not be ahead of the game
Abstracts: Finding new growth for electric utilities. Taking stock of utility returns. The return of plain vanilla: how investor expectations, capital spending, and regulation evolve in the near-term future could bring about the re-emergence of the slow but steady utility
Abstracts: Stopping the slide: with hard-nosed candor, six utility financial analysts from Wall Street speculate about a turnaround after the industry's dramatic market fall. The good news is they think they might see it. That's the bad new too
Abstracts: Acceptable practices. What does he really think? Bridging the divide: more and more, consumers and investors judge corporations based on their social behavior, says the president of Business for Social Responsibility. Companies ignore this finding at their peril
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Abstracts: The Edison award. FPL and Chubu Electric win Edison Award. The Edison Award
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Abstracts: Conquering the consolidation curve. Into the wind. M&A, on a smaller scale
Abstracts: Reaction time. Electric utilities return 16 percent in 2005. What's next in the Electric Utility Industry? Electric companies take charge
Abstracts: Training on a deadline. Regional restructuring. Sarbanes-Oxley: control matter
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