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Halliburton said Friday that it was severing all ties with Albert J. Stanley, until recently one of its highest-ranking executives, after investigations showed he secretly enriched himself by channeling as much as $5 million from an elaborate payment scheme for a Nigerian energy project to a Swiss bank account.
Weidner said junkets are a natural result of China's controls on the movement of money out of the country, channeling as much as $3 billion a month from the mainland to Macau.
Future work could include more advanced reaction kinetics in order to verify channeling, as well as a study of the resulting control properties on the metabolic flux [ 45].
Wheeldon, I.R., Minteer, S.D., Banta, S., Calabrese Barton, S., Atanassov, P., and Sigman, M. (2016) "Substrate channeling as an approach to cascade reactions" Nature Chemistry 8(4) 299-309.
Elizabeth Bowen is such an elegant writer and deals with difficult emotions, although because she pays so much attention to her characters' interior lives, the mechanics of the story was somewhat sketchy and needed developing, or channeling as I like to think of it, as I try to be faithful to the author's spirit.
George R. Brown Convention Center, Nov. 5 to 7. quilts.com AUSTIN Anniversary Swing Western swing masters Asleep at the Wheel celebrate their 40th anniversary by performing with Willie Nelson and channeling, as usual, the spirit of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys.
Both countries are quintessential 'emigration states' (see Gamlen, 2008) with extensive 'migration cultures', whose authorities have concentrated their policy efforts throughout the 20th century on encouraging and channeling emigration, as well as controlling or courting their diasporas (Brand, 2002; de Haas, 2007; Natter, 2014a).
His set was a mixture of love songs old and new, channeling Sinatra as easily as singing "Two Shots of Happy" a song written by Bono and Edge for Sinatra, but given to Dusk after Sinatra's passing by Bono.
Delectable portrayals abound, including those from Jason O'Connell (as the earnest suitor Edward Ferrars and in a grand comic turn as his bluff brother, Robert Samantha Steinmetztz, in her guise as Anne Steele Stephan Wolpertt, who as Sir John Middleton seems to be channeling Joseph Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle and Laura Baranikk as nasty sister-in-law Fanny.
George Will described this as: "Channeling his inner Queen of Hearts, John McCain furiously, and apparently without even looking around at facts, said Chris Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, should be decapitated".
The off-putting actress in one commercial seemed to be channeling Rachel Griffiths as the oddball Brenda from "Six Feet Under".
