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Europe is afraid that this initiative, a 'soft' version of Ronald Reagan 'Star Wars' in the 80's, will end up triggering a new arms race, alienating Russia and feeding Beijing's nuclear ambitions".

GOOGLE executives, declaring themselves pleased with the results of an unusual advertising initiative last year, are bringing out a Version 2.0, again teaming with agencies and marketers to try demonstrating that technology is not incompatible with traditional Madison Avenue sales strategies like emotional storytelling.

A version of a piece shown at the X Initiative last year, it incorporates a dimly lighted desk, flashing slide projections and a stuttering, almost incomprehensible monologue.

This initiative (Russian Version) will offer access to these vaccines through:  Pooled Procurement: MIC demand is consolidated and procured through UNICEF to achieve better planning and visibility for suppliers (and in return, lower prices for MICs).

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In another version, it was a Gulf-cartel initiative, a westward business expansion merely abetted by the restless lieutenants in Michoacán.

In a separate initiative, electric versions of Porsche's Boxster will take part in usability trials in Stuttgart next year.

In United States, the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R) study using the WHO WMH Survey Initiative version of the CIDI (WMH-CIDI) found a 12-months prevalence of anxiety of 18.1%% among adults in the community [ 8]. Specific phobia was the most common with a prevalence of 8.7 %, while agoraphobia without panic disorder was the least common, with a prevalence of 0.8%%.

New initiatives include a global version of Radio 1's Newsbeat.

The CarPlay proposal is much more limited than the Open Automotive Alliance, a Google initiative that implants a customized version of Android into a car's electronics.

The City Council on Wednesday approved a weakened version of an initiative to help reduce the city's emissions of greenhouse gases, scrapping the most far-reaching requirement, which the real estate industry had called too costly.