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Its boss, Jeffrey Immelt, talks about building a "fast-growth portfolio", one that is constantly changing but which currently embraces (among other things) financial services, plastics, health care and broadcasting.

More even than oil, China wants gas, of which Unocal has lots, but which currently accounts for only 3% of China's energy use.To correct that imbalance, CNOOC's state-owned, unlisted parent company which still owns 70.6% of the listed CNOOC is building up to ten giant liquefied-natural-gas terminals along China's east coast.

Whey is a by-product of cheese making that is a potentially important source of nutrients, but which currently goes to disposal in many parts of the world.

In particular, prompt recognition and response to symptoms by patients and rapid recognition and onward referral by primary providers, and access issues to service utilisation remain critical influences that will improve outcomes (Li et al, 2012) but which currently receive far too little attention.

But Poundland, which currently has 450 shops, is expanding at a rate of 60 outlets per year.

But U.C.B., which currently has nearly 800 students, remains the city's largest improv establishment and, in the opinion of many, the funniest.

Watercress (Nasturtium officinale R. Br). is a nutrient intense, leafy crop that is consumed raw or in soups across the globe, but for which, currently no genomic resources or breeding programme exists.

But the authority, which currently meets once every two months, would continue to exist to hear complaints from those who felt police investigators had abused their authority.

But the system, which currently charges transport companies between €0.11 ($0.13) and €0.45 per kilometre, does not incorporate the most advanced technology either.

If done well, journal scanning services may be part of the solution to managing research scatter, but if not (which currently seems to be the case for most services) they may inadvertently be encouraging selective reading and giving clinicians the illusion that they are keeping up to date.

The former Poet Laureate Sir Andrew Motion has added his voice to those who want to extend two of England's largest national parks to include a much less frequently-visited but wonderfully wild landscape which currently lies between them.