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These results indicate that it is possible to conduct a robust copper CMP with alkaline slurries while maintaining an excellent Cu/silicon dioxide polish rate selectivity.

"We are determined to ensure that we conduct a robust and thorough investigation which will follow the evidence trail to its conclusion," she said.

Companies should conduct a robust orientation for new directors and all directors should be continually educated on the company and its industry.

In a letter sent to Pruitt on Tuesday — his first day in the job — the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers said that determination "should be reviewed and withdrawn," arguing that the EPA had failed to conduct a "robust" evaluation of the standards' feasibility.

In other testimony on Monday, a former high-ranking police officer said that News International had deliberately obstructed the police hacking operation in 2006 and that the Metropolitan Police Service had failed to conduct a robust investigation because of its close ties to the Murdoch newspapers.

"To disturb the sanctity of a cemetery in this way is completely unacceptable and I can assure the public that we will conduct a robust investigation," he said.

In the spirit of scientific notebook-reviewing duty, I conducted a robust experiment.

Mr. Baron added that the campaign was conducting a robust Internet fund-raising effort and had already raised many times the $100,000 it brought in online in 2003.

Adam Emery, a spokesman for BlackBerry, declined to specifically comment on Thursday's filing but said that the company "is conducting a robust and thorough review of strategic alternatives".

She conducted a robust and melodramatic reading of the overture, which once was a concert staple, and churned up the musical waters in similar style whenever Lalo did not specifically request calmer weather.

WASHINGTON — Since George J. Mitchell released his report nearly five years ago on the use of steroids in baseball, he has been repeatedly praised by members of Congress, Commissioner Bud Selig and others for conducting a robust and independent investigation that produced the most comprehensive account of how steroids soiled the sport.