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Gordon Taylor, the PFA chief executive, believes the practice should be adopted: "That could be an aid for clarity over what exactly has happened".

"The TER calculation excludes a host of additional costs and it's time for a new calculation to be adopted that includes actual management fees and all other charges impacting on investors' total returns".

The latest battle front over limitations on unions has opened in New Hampshire, where a law is expected to be adopted that would prohibit unions from collecting mandatory fees and disallow collective bargaining agreements that require employees to join a labor union.

To achieve fairness for test takers taking the test in different modes, the authors suggested that a "bias for best" approach be adopted, that is, allowing test takers to choose the test mode that fits them better (p. 16).

Consequently, drawing on these earlier experiences, a double integrated approach (interdisciplinary and cross-curricular) could currently be adopted; that is to say, an approach affecting every subject in school and extracurricular programmes of basic and compulsory education, integrating itself in the syllabus as one more reality, complementing the local, national and regional realities.

More than 70percentt of all cats entering animal shelters are killed there, and for feral cats, which are unsocialized to humans and can't be adopted, that number rises to virtually 100percentt.

And a narrative structure was adopted that allows not only for extended but for infinite treatment.

A transitional constitution also was adopted that month, and an interim government was inaugurated in July, with Kabila as president.

It took the telephone forty years to reach its first ten million customers; fax machines were adopted that widely in less than half the time.

In this article, a shrinkage operation is adopted that is similar to the threshold shrinkage algorithm.

To solve this problem, a solution was adopted that gave rise to the concept of a scatternet.