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He said Bill Kovach, who critiques Brill's Content each month in the magazine, would monitor conflicts of interests regarding the Web site.

"The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services does not monitor conflicts of interest on pharmacy and therapeutics committees," Mr. Levinson said.

Concentrating resources at the national level would not only eliminate masses of paperwork for insurers (and consumers) who want to do deals across state borders; it would also free up more resources to monitor conflicts of interest among the industry's biggest firms.

Since Medicare officials do not monitor conflicts of interest, Mr. Levinson said, they cannot be sure that prescription drug plans are complying with federal requirements that at least two committee members — one practicing physician and one pharmacist — be "independent and free of conflict".

In the public sector, they have long been used to monitor conflicts, track the flow of refugees and gather terrestrial or space data for research purposes.

The medial frontal cortex could be activated, because, for example, the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) is assumed to monitor conflicts in information processing (Carter et al. 1998; Barch et al. 2001; Botvinick et al. 2001, 2004; Yeung et al. 2004) or is involved in selection for action (Holroyd and Coles 2002).

People in the neighborhood say they monitor conflict in their homelands from afar, but consider themselves Americans primarily concerned with making a living.

The bill that was passed on Friday requires that such shared schools set up building councils to allocate space and monitor conflict.

In an effort to soothe long-standing disputes between charter schools and the traditional public schools they share space with, the legislation would also require schools to set up building councils to monitor conflict.

Moreover, this result reiterates the suggestion that those with developmental dyscalculia have a lower ability to monitor conflict, which can be reduced by focussing their attention on the spatial location of the stimuli.

Frank said the challenge in monitoring conflicts of interest would increase shortly once the sales of "toxic securities" began.