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But through a classmate's father, Mr. Chea got caught up in showing sporting-goods makers how to use the Internet and eventually formed the company that would become FogDog.

The inflation report, and other economic data released in recent weeks, point to one of the central challenges now facing Beijing policy makers: how to prevent soaring food and property prices from creating social problems and undermining the nation's economic boom.

The special effects video guide teaches aspiring film makers how to create car crash scenes without actually destroying their vehicles.

Martzoukos and Zacharias (2013) demonstrate to decision makers how to optimally make costly strategic pre-investment R&D decisions in the existence of full results in an option pricing structure with logical tractability.

The handset had the feel of being a deliberate Mountain View showcase — designed specifically to show other makers how to make a decent low end Android phone.

Acres of journal publications may foretell applicants' expertise, but it sheds no light on their public-speaking ability which is necessary to effectively advise policy makers how to adopt sound science.

He taught dough-makers how to keep bacteria out of their product, enabling Pillsbury to market ready-made dough that lasted weeks, not days, in the refrigerator.

7/9 Suite Francaise - 13 March It will be intriguing to see how Saul Dibb's long-awaited adaptation of Irène Némirovsky's novel deals with a problem that has often confounded British film-makers: how to portray French characters played by English-speaking actors in Nazi-occupied, wartime Paris without slipping into 'Allo 'Allo -style cAllo -style

Suite Francaise It will be intriguing to see how Saul Dibb's long-awaited adaptation of Irène Némirovsky's novel deals with a problem that has often  confounded British film-makers: how to portray French characters played by English-speaking actors in Nazi-occupied, wartime Paris without slipping into 'Allo 'Allo -style cAllo -style

Hitchcock made a career out of indulging our voyeuristic tendencies and he understood, better than any other film-maker, how to excite them.

The talk is expected to teach policy-makers how to better understand the difference between civilian and military "cyber" targets (don't want to accidentally take out a civilian hospital, do you?) and how to engage non-state actors.