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Until about the middle of last week, the Blackstone consortium had made progress in preparing its potential bid, including lining up the capital structure of an offer.

Among the key findings in Stansbury's analysis is that in preparing its calculus on the potential spill frequency for Keystone, which is built in part on historical spill incident data associated with existing pipelines in the U.S., TransCanada left out spills from a category called "other causes".

The Laguna Niguel-based rock band is preparing for its potential recognition at the Orange County Music Awards.

And, as more and more EA execs jump ship to Zynga as it prepares for its potential $15 to $20 billion-valuation IPO, the company has to retain its top talent if it's really going to give Zynga a run for the big digital money.

Is Saudi Arabia prepared for its potential oil crisis and the significant social instability it will cause within its own borders?

In this paper, erucamidopropyl dimethyl amine oxide was prepared and its potential use in surfactant polymer flooding was investigated.

In fact, we began by preparing A33scFv and evaluating its potential as an imaging agent for GPA33-positive colorectal cancer.

In the case of 6 mg mL−1 GO for the preparation of GO/PPy, a high specific capacitance of 424 F g−1 obtained at the electrochemically prepared RGO/PPy composite indicated its potential for use as an electrode material for supercapacitors.

The course also covers a mother's emotional well-being – including ensuring that she and her family are prepared for childbirth and its potential complications.

The CIT Group is planning to introduce a huge debt exchange offer to its bondholders while also preparing a potential bankruptcy filing, people with direct knowledge of the talks said on Wednesday.

This review focuses on the chemistry of the RAFT process and its potential for preparing well-defined block copolymers and conjugates capable of stimuli-responsive assembly and release of bioactive agents in the physiological environment.