Carrier's parent, United Technologies, has bought a stake in FreeMarkets, which has frequently issued new stock to raise much needed capital.
Turkey, with its 14m-odd Kurds of its own (many of them well assimilated) in a population of 75m, has frequently issued threats to invade Iraqi Kurdistan and clobber its Kurds if they make a grab for Kirkuk, where Turkey considers itself the guarantor of the rights of the Turkomans, their ethnic kinsfolk from the days when the area was part of the Ottoman empire.
Seriously". Lee, whose best-known films have frequently tackled the issue of race relations in the US, believes that Obama had hoped to survive the presidential contest without talking about race.
The primary's more progressive candidates, Leach and Arkoosh, have frequently raised the issue of Margolies' past support for cuts to Social Security benefits.
While in other services lower-level commanders have frequently had authority to issue prestigious awards, in the Marines Mr. Murtha's Vietnam Bronze Star would have required the approval of four different awards boards.
James E. Tierney, the director of the National State Attorneys General program at Columbia Law School, said in recent years state attorneys general have frequently acted on consumer issues that might take federal regulators much longer to address.
Mr. Podesta and Mr. Bennett, who have frequently battled over other issues, have urged educators to teach "about religion" but to avoid promoting sectarian views, and many educators agree that this is readily feasible in a public school setting.
Relations between Seoul and Tokyo have frequently been troubled by issues from their shared history - including Japan's use of military sex slaves or "comfort women" during World War II, says the BBC's Lucy Williamson in Seoul.
In theory, biological changes should define the limitations of microarray technology, but unfortunately, technological issues have frequently limited the usefulness of microarray data.
Regulators have frequently pursued Google on privacy issues.
