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STMicroelectronics N.V., Europe's biggest semiconductor maker, agreed yesterday to pay $68 million to acquire the part of closely held Waferscale Integration Inc. of Fremont, Calif., that it does not already own.

Because the study was limited to patients who were part of closely regulated trials of chemotherapy drugs, they should not have faced a bias in terms of access to care or the kind of treatment they received.

The locus adjacent to LAP3 on HSA4, QDPR (17.16 Mb on HSA4), which is closely positioned with LDB2 and FGFBP1 (16.18 and 15.61 Mb on HSA4), was anchored on the distal part of BTA6 closely to BM2320.

A red leaf is the centerpiece of the national flag and part of the closely regulated national wordmark.

Borden Foods of Columbus, Ohio, is part of the closely held Borden Inc., which is selling its pasta operations to focus on other business.

Mr. Grall's cornfield is part of a closely watched demonstration project aimed at showing farmers how to use less irrigation water on their crops.

The letters were all written between the ages of 18 and 30 to his lifelong friends Henry Woolf and Mick Goldstein, part of a closely knit "Hackney gang" who knocked around with each other and all went to Hackney Downs school.

Education officials began doling out cellphones to 2,500 students on Wednesday as part of a closely watched experiment to try to change the way teenagers think about doing well in school.

A Chilean jazz vocalist who was part of the closely knit, commune-like scene at Smalls before a contract with Verve started sending her around the world last year, Ms. Acuna is growing.

In an embarrassing blunder that illustrates the pitfalls facing the Government in the Information Age, the Bureau of Labor Statistics inadvertently posted part of its closely guarded jobs report on the Internet a day before the report's scheduled release.

In Hyde Park, John Dewey was part of a closely knit group of friends and colleagues that included George Herbert Mead, James H. Tufts, and Eva Watson Schütze, the PhotoSeccessionist who produced this imposing portrait.