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Eduardo Porter, who really is a terrific writer on economic issues, analyzed in detail a report produced by the Dallas Fed on the full cost of the 2008 financial crash -- that is, including the recession that followed.

Because the issues analyzed in the Eastern Neighborhoods were relevant to development throughout San Francisco, the SFDPH and SFDCP are now working to codify some of the mitigation measures as new citywide regulations for planning.

The report, by the National Women's Law Center, a nonprofit group representing women on economic, education and workplace issues, analyzed enrollment figures in high school vocational and technical courses nationwide.

Other issues analyzed are the differences in the rate of formation of native contacts during EDA evolution, and how these differences are associated with the contact separation of the protein instance.

Merck's CEO Ken Frazier described a stakeholder matrix in which more than 40 stakeholder issues were analyzed in the context of long-term business performance.

These issues are analyzed in a special case of the amplify-and-forward protocol and illustrated by simulations in general.

In the present paper this issue is analyzed in more detail, by solving the convective acoustic wave equations for two neighboring channels simplified in the manner of the Zwikker and Kosten theory.

In order to address this issue, we analyzed in a first attempt the endocytic sorting of FL- and SV-L1CAM following antibody-induced cell surface internalization.

(2) Determine the scope (§ 1508.25) and the significant issues to be analyzed in depth in the environmental impact statement.

He argued that economic and political issues should be analyzed in terms of tension between the "center" and the "periphery". The center is the developed countries; the periphery, supplying raw materials to be processed elsewhere, is the developing world.

What's odd about the administration's review of Afghanistan policy is that it is revisiting issues that were analyzed in great detail -- and seemingly resolved -- in the president's March 27 announcement of a new strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan.