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One would be based on operating systems, and the other would be based on a gaggle of applications that include Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, the MSN network and the Microsoft Mouse.

The first one would be based on information from measurements at the excitation wavelength.

After a July 2011 deadline came and went without a final rule, EPA promised that one was coming soon, one that would be "based on the best science and meet the obligation established under the Clean Air Act to protect the health of the American people" while "consider[ing] costs, jobs and the economy".

The two sides will try to convince Anglican leaders worldwide either of the value or the cost of a second branch of the U.S. church, one that would be based less on geography than on theology.

One possibility would be based on quantity: the production and export of these commodities grows so fast that it makes up a large part of the country's real growth in output.

One draft would be based on San Bruno's rules, which require businesses to use biodegradable, compostable, reusable or recyclable alternatives.

It would appear that Knol's will appear in Google search results, but which ones appear would be based upon peer review, which pages able to be voted up and comments left.

One potential test would be based on specific differential protein expression, or protein biomarkers of SCC.

— RIVA HIRANAND   Changes to British A-levels draw widespread criticism The announcement last week that A-levels, the secondary school assessment currently broken down into two one-year modules, would be based on a single exam taken at the end of a two-year course, produced a rare moment of unity in British education.

She said enforcing the one-year rule would be "based on trust" when men register to donate blood.

One possible experimental design would be based on having different students grade different suites of practice questions.