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The LCP itself may now be dead - but a better way of caring for the dying, sensitively implemented, is still desperately needed.

"How this bill is going to get implemented is still a big question mark to everybody," said Jennifer Cline, the communications director for New Schools for Chicago.

More information concerning online game play were released a month later at Comic-Con 2006, but details on how it would be implemented were still unconfirmed.

These regulations may even require manufacturers to inform consumers about potentially hazardous chemicals that may be present in their products and can leach out, such as often happens with dyes (details of how the regulations will be implemented are still being worked out).

Despite many theoretical and numerical simulation studies, experimental investigations of the mixed-recycle SSR mode, which is the most straightforward to design and implement, are still rather scarce.

The buzz: "Who needs indie whimsy when you've got scorched-earth desert punk as venomous as this?" The truth: They're so generic you could almost have assembled this outfit using slide-rules and protractors, if indeed such implements were still in use.

However, the information on implemented curriculum is still dependent upon the exact survey questions and the interpretation of these questions by the teacher.

The number of implemented schemes is still quite small and the availability and quality of data varies considerably, however, which inevitably means that there are a number of gaps in our knowledge and understanding of the subject.

In 1979, the One Child Policy was implemented and is still in effect today.

So how can we expect that the side which created, implemented, and is still proceeding with the biggest financial crime in the history of this country could have anyone's best interest in mind, other than their own?

However, after two decades of the SUS having been implemented, there is still a low management capacity in the area of HRH, as demonstrated by low-quality management and the limited use of management tools to support decision making.