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Since the article was published, the rate of churn has increased sharply.In February this year, 119 CEOs left their jobs at sizeable American companies, according to data compiled by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm based in Chicago.
The experimental facility TRADE serves to demonstrate the coupling between proton accelerator, spallation target and subcritical blanket at sizeable power (several 100 kW s).
The developmentof a fast and sensitive automatic ellipsometer has made it possible to follow the growth of surface layers at sizeable current densities.
Big decisions require if not consensus then at least sizeable majorities.
Yet, within weeks of the October sale, six priority investors had sold all their shares at a sizeable profit.
Anyway, he's back, dropping the Nine Lessons And Carols For Godless People title for a brace of shows targeted at his sizeable rationalist fanbase.
The reversal appeared to be a hurried admission that the L.P.G.A. had not thoroughly examined the ramifications of the policy, which many believed to be aimed at the sizeable contingent of Asian players on the Tour.
I'm left staring at a sizeable collection of brightly coloured leggings and weighing them against advice from sites like "first time in prison dot com" to "keep your head down".
The bid says much about Rio's ambitions and the battle that giant mining firms will face in getting their hands on the world's mineral resources.Rio's offer for Riversdale is its first attempt at a sizeable acquisition since a disastrous purchase of Alcan in 2007.
He would, for instance, be confronted in reality with Einstein's famous "twin paradox," which hypothetically assumes that "a twin brother who takes off on a space journey in which he travels at a sizeable fraction of the speed of light would return to find his earthbound twin either older than he or little more than a dim recollection in the memory of his descendants".
An estimated 600,000 Filipinos live in the country, making up about 12% of the population and a new paper targeted at this sizeable community has been launched.
