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Other links between Europe and Asia include plans by the European Science Foundation and the Korea Research Foundation to create new exchange and research initiatives.

And, finally, the financial industry should be encouraged to create new exchanges for exotic instruments.

At the macro level, the institution of independent directors connected other fields with the economic field, creating new exchange opportunities among them; the interlocking network of firms consequently reflected such intersections.

If Congress now creates new exchanges, as seems increasingly likely, it must prevent this phenomenon by setting two national rules: Insurers have to accept everyone and have to charge everyone the same rates regardless of health status.

The first pioneers involved in the shift from floors to screens were individuals or groups who were creating new exchanges.

Either the current insurers will evolve into something new or, possibly with the help of ObamaCare, which creates new exchanges for selling health plans, big hospital systems will offer their own plans.

Perhaps some states would meet this deadline by creating new exchanges, but many could not.

The bills would create new insurance exchanges on which people who buy their own insurance or work for small companies could buy coverage at large group rates.

The governor needs to get the State Senate to approve a bill to create new health care exchanges to serve small businesses and individuals.

The Affordable Care Act requires the states to create new marketplaces -- "exchanges" -- where individuals and small businesses can shop for health insurance.

In 2004, America's multinational corporations offered Congress a deal: They would repatriate hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign profits — to invest in new plants and create new jobs at home — in exchange for a break from the 35 percent corporate tax rate imposed on overseas profits when they are brought into the country.