Refinery assets are normally purchased at a discount to replacement cost, and then, capital is spent to upgrade and improve the plant equipment and product slate and crude supply access.
"It was rather a crude attempt to access my bank account," Audrey reports.
They offer big, bright color screens; features like caller ID, conference calling and speed dialing; crude, very slow access to e-mail and the Web; phone-to-phone text messaging; about four hours of talk time; and a built-in calendar-travel alarm.
Third, the crude conceptualisation of access employed by this study prevented an examination of whether there were differences between participants who had unsuccessfully attempted and those who had never attempted to access services.
We tried to ram a crude money-for-access deal down the throats of a fragile, novice government.
It was a striking example of how sophisticated the Chinese government has become, in recent years, in restricting Internet communication — going well beyond crude measures like restricting access to particular Web sites or censoring online comments that use certain keywords.
But John Cooper, the group's director, said that its "two wishes" were for full access to crude oil, and a more developed gas market allowing price equalisation between the EU and US.
Amir Handjani, of the Dubai-based RAK Pethateum, sincethet since the west struck an interim nuclear agreement with Iran last November Tehran has increased its sales of crude, especially to fund access to essential commodities and goods.
But Kim Jong Un's regime still likely has access to crude oil via a pipeline from China, and through Russian supplies.
Educational attainment showed no significant effect on health care access in crude models, but was positively associated with utilisation of psychotherapists and hospital admissions in adjusted models.
