It was a time when the adventurous, the entrepreneurial, and the unscrupulous hurriedly seized factories, plants, banks, oil, and metal enterprises.
In 1996 to 1997, he served as a deputy prime minister under President Boris Yeltsin Boris Yeltsin and helped oversee the privatization of various state-run oil and metal enterprises.
But the world is full of small metal enterprises.
The cells were harvested and resuspended in PI/RNase/PBS (100 μg ml−1 PI and 10 μg ml−1 RNase A) for 30 min at 37°C in dark, and filtered through a nylon mesh (400 screen meshes, Metal Enterprise Co. Hebei, China).
The republic's engineering and metal-processing enterprises include shops for repairing diesel locomotives, railcars, and agricultural machinery.
(Chinen) WHOOPIE PIE (Thursday) The keyboardist Jamie Saft, the tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry and the drummer Mike Pride comprise Whoopie Pie, a doom-metal-informed enterprise with a recent album, "Sweet," on Mr. Saft's Veal label.
Although second industrially to Jinja (40 miles [64 km] east-northeast), the city has numerous food, metal-products, and furniture enterprises and a tractor-assembly plant.
Although Changsha's population grew, the city remained primarily commercial in character and before 1937 had little industry, apart from some small cotton-textile, glass, and nonferrous-metal plants and handicraft enterprises.
For all the ads begging buyers to run to dealerships "Right Now!" for 0% financing or $4,500 in the trunk, when a carmaker needs to move serious metal it calls Thrifty, Enterprise or some other rental-car company.
Yet even as kayakers glide alongside the banks and fishermen catch striped bass for sport at its mouth at Gowanus Bay — the fish are too contaminated to eat — residents complain about the odors from continuing discharges of sewage and unsightly debris from scrap metal yards and other industrial enterprises.
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