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The Osprey is also "fully approved and certified to make Mox shipments".
In Haiti and Panama, the poison was traced to Chinese chemical companies not certified to make pharmaceutical ingredients.
Mr. Mowry, in a telephone interview, said it had been that long since an American company was certified to make vessels.
Records show that a Chinese factory not certified to make pharmaceutical ingredients sold 46 barrels of toxic syrup, labeled as 99.5percentt pure glycerin, that eventually ended up in Panama, where it was used in the deadly cold medicine.
It also stuck to accepting money from accredited investors in the U.S. — those who are legally certified to make investments — rather than opening its doors to anyone wanting to own a piece of its token sale.
A lawyer may concentrate in an area but may not claim to be a specialist unless an outside agency, certified to make the designation, awards him/her with that designation.
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Somfy actually trains and certifies installers to make sure that new and existing homeowners wind up with a solid installation experience, so don't go expecting to buy the components and throw them together over the weekend.
"The reason to certify is to make people feel comfortable, so they take it".
Kisima Farm is attempting to make certified potato seed more accessible by providing 30,000 Kenyan farmers with Kisima seed, which will give them "an additional combined income of $6m".
So unless he has some 5,000 signatures stashed out there that can readily and unquestionably be certified, he has failed to make the ballot, said the secretary of state, William F. Galvin.
The program, Lighting Global, which is run under the umbrella of the World Bank Group, tests and certifies panels, bulbs, and appliances to make sure that they work as promised.
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