In the preparation for the 2008 budget, which increased the taxation on carbon and diesel oil, it is, for example, described as "responsible for 30%% of emissions".
In Guangzhou, for example, described as the center of China's shark fin trade, vendors have been quoted as saying that sales have dropped by as much as 80percentt in the past year.
There is much to be learned from each example described above as well as countless others that have been publicized in the last decade.
Illustrative examples of these studies are described, as well as remaining challenges and illustrative application potentials.
Restoration playgoers appear to have regarded the Dryden/Davenant/Shadwell version as Shakespeare's: Samuel Pepys, for example, described it as "an old play of Shakespeares" in his diary.
The architecture critic Lewis Mumford, for example, described Levittown as "a multitude of uniform, unidentifiable houses, lined up inflexibly on uniform roads".
A number of other intelligence experts, told of that example, described it as a violation of the 1947 statute and clear example of an activity, even if involving a foreigner, from which the C.I.A. is barred.
The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw, for example, described it as "the sweetest, funniest, gentlest thing I have seen in such a long time", and "the best film of the summer".
Chair Edward Kennedy (D-MA), for example, described him as "extremely highly recommended, highly qualified".
Carnap, for example, described philosophy as taking the form of providing "the logical analysis of the language of science" (Carnap 1934, 61).
Later chronicles written during the reign of Henry II were generally more negative: Walter Map, for example, described Stephen as "a fine knight, but in other respects almost a fool".
