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When Morgan sailed the seas, Spain ruled the Americas — and relied heavily on the gold, silver and other treasures it extracted from its colonies.

Yet patients and payors should be equally concerned about how an insurer uses income from its investment of the sums it extracted from previous years' patient premiums.

The story concerns the writing of, and controversy around, the reporter and philosopher Hannah Arendt's book "Eichmann in Jerusalem," about the trial of the Nazi war criminal, from its origin as a series of articles for this magazine to the defense that Arendt mounted on its behalf and the personal price that it extracted from her.

It extracted from the 85,000 names on it the 36,000 with undeclared affiliation.

The two documents that the government says it extracted from his e-mail archive were even less sensitive, Drake says.

Queensland has become the most heavily developed state for unconventional gas, with nearly all of it extracted from coal seams.

And in Texas, Exxon Mobil expects to double the amount of oil it extracts from its Means field, which dates back to the 1930s.

What promises might it extract from a new chairman, and would those promises severely restrict the independence of the Fed?

Does it add more value than it extracts from communities?

If you haven't followed our coverage of the company, Tawkon developed a technology that collects and analyzes RF-related data it extracts from a mobile phone.

When receives, it extracts from using the local information, as follows: (2). Figure 3 Straightforward network coding scheme.