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"But on the basis of a revised relationship with Europe that promotes trade and competitiveness," he said.

These dynamics are driven by the changes in leadership at the union and City Hall, and the revised relationships between the mayor and the governor and New York City's new fiscal agenda.

For frequency range 50 500 Hz, a model of the neck mouth impedance is developed based on a revised Forchheimer relationship.

A revised contract between Kovalchuk and the Devils was filed with the league Aug. 27.

It has revised the relationship between the state and its employees, and signalled a reconfiguring of welfare support, which is set to be more generous to some of the very poor and stingier for many others.

A revised plan to upgrade the train line between Wrexham and Chester is to go ahead.

Further analyses will include an examination of the relationships between items of the WHQ for the different samples, in order to develop a revised version of the WHQ.

Two years ago Bolland set out a revised plan to increase group sales from £9.7bn in 2011 to between £10.8bn and £11.4bn.

The title essay, "Consciousness and the Novel," is a revised version of the Richard Ellman Lectures in Modern Literature that Lodge gave at Emory University in 2001, and the other nine essays, all previously published, cover such topics as Howards End; the novels of Evelyn Waugh; The Letters of Kingsley Amis Martin Amiss's memoir, Experience; and the relationship between literature and criticism.

Our vision is to revise the relationship between human and robot to a cooperative partnership, where both parties share the responsibility of managing risks.

"Rise & Decay of Democracy in Europe" In "The Postwar Order and the Rise and Decay of European Democracy," Sheri Berman will describe how after 1945 a new West European order transformed a region that had been convulsed by economic crises and social and political conflict to a site of successful democracy and rising prosperity, by revising the relationship between states, markets and societies.