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A look at noteworthy articles from business journalsRelated items What's in the Journals, November 2006Nov 23rd 2006 What's in the Journals, October 2006Oct 16th 2006National coolKnowledge@Wharton"Special Section: Can Japan Hold on to Its Recovery?"This month's edition of Wharton's online magazine has a special series of articles on Japan's transformation in the wake of its economic recovery.

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A look at noteworthy articles from business journalsAfter the euro, the afro African BusinessMay 2006"A single African currency in our time?"By Moin SiddiqiIn 2003, the Association of African Central Bank Governors set itself the goal of establishing a pan-African central bank to manage a common African currency, by the year 2021.

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The aim was not to conduct a systematic review, but instead to discuss noteworthy articles of interest.

In May, a noteworthy article in the Atlantic magazine claimed that Facebook makes us lonelier and indicated that "[s]he had made calls not to friends or family but to distant fans who had found her through fan conventions and Internet sites".

In a noteworthy recent article in the Harvard Business Review, Professor Michael C. Jansen, of the Harvard Business School, has pointed out that large businesses, especially in the United States, are rapidly "going private".

This roundup summarizes the noteworthy climate science articles published in the previous week, with a special emphasis on articles that might not have been covered in major media outlets.

It is noteworthy that the articles mentioned above differ in significant way, in the terms of the structure of the equations and data.

And as Antonia Juhasz has documented in a noteworthy in-depth article in Harper's, "Thirty Million Gallons Under the Sea," millions of gallons of spilled BP oil are still in the Gulf, and are not going away soon, contrary to company's blandishments.

It is noteworthy in this article that Cthrc1 may have a potential role in treating osteoporosis, because we observed that osteoblast-specific overexpression of Cthrc1 in mice attenuates bone loss which is induced by OVX, an accepted preclinical disease model of postmenopausal osteoporosis.