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In Implications of the Uruguay Round Agreements for the ASEAN and Pacific Region.

Overall, the results reveal international differences in the implications of the EU/EEC membership for productivity in the agricultural sector.

In particular, implications of the TH1-TH2 concept for TH cell mediated skin disorders have been discovered.

He is keenly interested in the implications of the future of work on the practices of how people work together, and the changing nature of the employment relationship.

Since you are probably reading this article online you too should have an interest in the implications of the TPP on your Internet liberty.

Homeland Security Department officials were cautious in assessing the implications of the administration's recommendation.

They may have little or no interest in the academic implications of the proposed work.

But in truth, the implications of the deal reached yesterday evening go far beyond the subways, its thousands of workers and 7.2 million daily riders.

Hansen: I do think that more scientists need to be as clear as they can in communicating the implications of the science to the public.

Past the lawn, the woods, through which she could see the cars moving on the parkway, stood stark and brittle in the direct implications of the winter light.

While overbearing government regulations and poor execution might still stymie the growth of Android in China, the implications of the platform's dominance are clear.