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The industry is years away from accepted standards for benchmarking, Mr Anson concedes.Nevertheless, competition to establish a leading index and to create tradable products related to it will only increase.

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ANSON Burlingame, China's first ambassador to the world, arrived in San Francisco on a boat from Shanghai in April 1868.

"There are some saying there's been an impact of pollution, and others that it's increased no more than the background level in other regions, like the Arctic," says Anson Mackay, a Baikal researcher at University College, London.

In the 1984 general election Mr Jeyaretnam held Anson with an increased margin.He was soon back in court as well as in parliament, accused of misstating the Workers Partyy's accounts.

Agrarian tastemakers, such as Glenn Roberts of Anson Mills who grows China Black rice in an effort to revive southern American grains, are "a mixture of alchemist and entrepreneur, with a warrior's passion", Mr Sax says.

See articleA hotly contested by-election in Hong Kong was won by Anson Chan, a former senior civil servant who campaigned on a platform of introducing full democracy at the earliest opportunity.In Pakistan, two former prime ministers, Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif, agreed to discuss a list of joint demands that must be met if their two parties are to contest the elections on January 8th.

Their champion, Anson Chan, a former top civil servant, won a by-election on December 2nd in a fiercely contested race with a Beijing-backed candidate, Regina Ip.

"We're like a gigantic cafeteria serving all of San Francisco," says Anson Tsui, one of the company's founders.Scheduling successThe aim of the on-demand companies is to exploit low transaction costs in a number of ways.

Mr Tung recently reappointed all of them, including Anson Chan, the popular chief secretary and Governor Chris Patten's top official, and, as financial secretary, Donald Tsang, a man so heavily tainted by the British that his supporters had every right to be surprised.

But whether the Wu or the Li view prevails, and whether or not the bridge is built, fewer and fewer sympathise with dissenters like Anson Chan, a retired chief of Hong Kong's civil service, who sees Hong Kong's separateness as an advantage, and urges caution in its dismantling.