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G.M. said its sales to customers with subprime credit ratings had increased "significantly" since the start of a program with AmeriCredit aimed at writing loans for shoppers in that category last September.
Google announced last week that App Engine would start to allow development in the PHP scripting language, a software language aimed at writing for broad distribution on the Web.
The new stance, signaled in the face of mounting criticism from Europe and private environmental groups, came this weekend, halfway through a contentious two-week session aimed at writing the fine print for the treaty, called the Kyoto Protocol.
Without the enthusiastic participation of China — and, of course, the United States — negotiations in December in Copenhagen aimed at writing a new global agreement to replace the expiring 1997 Kyoto Protocol are almost sure to fail.
Earlier this year, Dang announced an initiative aimed at writing diversity into the genetic code of the theater scene as a whole.
The project is called Human Genome Project - Write, "because it is aimed at writing the DNA of life," reported Andrew Pollack in The New York Times.
Current disclosure rules are aimed at written stock recommendations by analysts, not verbal picks made on television, Mr. Ullman said.
Considering the issue of estimating small probabilities p, i.e. measuring a rare domain F="{x|g(x)>q} with respect to the distribution of a random vector X, Multilevel Splitting strategies (also called Subset Simulation) aim at writing F as an intersection of less rare events (nested subsets) such that their measures are conditionally easily computable.
"Melanie's Marvelous Measles" is an anti-vaccination book aimed at children, written by Australian activist Stephanie Messenger.
The Thompson Writing Program is sponsoring this new initiative aimed at advancing faculty writing by fostering multidisciplinary communities of writers to enhance writing productivity, collegiality, and the exchange of ideas across disciplines.
The infiltrations, which involved Yahoo e-mail accounts, appeared to be aimed at people who write about China and Taiwan, rendering their accounts inaccessible, according to those who were affected.
