Approximately 15 billion pounds (7 million metric tons) of PVC was manufactured in the United States and Canada in 2002, primarily for domestic use (Linak and Yagi 2003).
April 22, 1929 London, England Sir Michael Francis Atiyah, (born April 22, 1929, London, England) British mathematician who was awarded the Fields Medal in 1966 primarily for his work in topology.
Under Baen the review columnist was Spider Robinson, who won a Locus Award in 1977, primarily for his work in Galaxy.
The salon, which is no longer in business, was the first in Beverly Hills primarily for black customers.
A separate organization, the Liberty Guard, had been formed in 1910, primarily for social purposes: members marched in parades and at patriotic events.
Nokia blamed declines in Symbian primarily for the problem, rather than sales in Windows Phone devices, which are now at 2 million units sold.
This pathway has been described in mammals primarily for the germline; however, its role in somatic cells is less characterized.
Nestlé is not a major purchaser of seafood in south-east Asia but does some business in Thailand, primarily for its Purina brand Fancy Feast cat food.
In April, Ofotbanen received a permit to operate in Sweden, and started offering charter trains between Narvik and Kiruna in Sweden, primarily for cruise ship passengers.
