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Mr. Fichtenbaum said that the print magazine would further extend its efforts in enterprise journalism, while letting SI.com handle daily sports news.

Mr. Bernanke dismissed for now any possibility that the Fed would extend its efforts to stimulate growth, saying that the economy was moving in the right direction.

The meeting got under way with expectations rising that the bank may extend its effort to drive down long-term borrowing costs.

Following the literature-based needs assessment presented in this manuscript, the international collaborative initiative is pursuing its objective of internationalizing CME activities in the field of Diabetes, as it extends its efforts to additional countries.

The group is also extending its efforts to Ethiopia where 41percentt of girls are married before 18, according to UNICEF.

Extending its effort to expand beyond the desktop personal computer market, Dell Computer introduced a new low-priced server intended for use by small businesses or corporate departments.

Euro-area inflation in November grew just 0.6%, giving the ECB cause to potentially extend its stimulus efforts at the much-anticipated December 8th meeting.

There are calls now for the UK to extend its transparency efforts beyond aid to cover natural resource revenues, infrastructure and international corporate transparency more broadly.

The market was relieved to hear the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, say in a speech that the central bank might extend its lending efforts to investment banks.

As the company's founder and CEO Kemal El Moujahid told me earlier this week, LiveMinutes plans to use this money to extend its marketing efforts and to implement more partnerships with industry players.

[A1.] Flaws Noted in Anti-Terrorism Campaign The Department of Homeland Security's effort to extend its antiterrorism campaign overseas is flawed and may make it easier to smuggle weapons of mass destruction into the United States, Congressional officials say.