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Russia and Kazakhstan, which are major oil producers outside Opec, have also seen their public finances damaged, while even Saudi Arabia has introduced a wave of new taxes and plans to sell a stake in its national oil company, Saudi Aramco.
Finally, Butterweck [18, 23 25] has introduced a novel idea based on wave propagation.
Alarmed by a wave of shootings targeting police officers, state Assemblyman Jay Obernolte Bearig Bear) has introduced a bill that would make an attack on law enforcement a hate crime in California, allowing stiffer penalties for those convicted.
* NCR Corp., Dayton Ohio, has introduced a super-fast wireless network for personal computers that lets users transmit information across radio waves instead of through cables.
Ten years later, shows such as Cucumber, Transparent and Orange is the New Black have introduced a new wave of LGBT representation on the small screen and feature LGBT characters that are rounded and diverse.
The Conservative government has already introduced a wave of restrictions onshore wind, energy efficiency and other "green" schemes.
AMD has lately come under pressure after rival Intel aggressively cut prices and introduced a wave of new products in response to its rival's market-share gains.
The next big challenge came in early 2000 when the European Union introduced a wave of safety and emissions standards (the U.K. has slightly looser laws).
This year it expects to sell nearly 500,000 cars in China and has started to introduce a wave of new models to keep customers interested.Last year China's home-grown brands took 29% of the market, increasing their share by only one point over the previous year.
That has enabled carmakers to introduce a wave of new diesel-powered cars to American motorists, who still tend to think of diesels as stinky and smoky.
