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Why is China reconsidering the role of its currency?
Gonzalez-Freire, M. et al. Reconsidering the Role of Mitochondria in Aging.
In P. Rothstein and D. Dow Schull (Eds.), Boomers and beyond: Reconsidering the role of libraries (pp. 43-56).
Ministers said this week they were reconsidering the role of so-called approved inspectors amid concern at potential conflicts of interest between the regulator and the regulated.
By reconsidering the role of notation, I engage with questions of performance, transmission, the ontology of the musical work, and a late-medieval aesthetics that includes sight as well as sound.
From freeing staff stuck behind desks to iPad-carrying helpers, to reconsidering the role of hotels in a future world of freelance workers and telecommuting.
Rethinking the principles and assumptions of forest management has meant reconsidering the roles of the different individuals and communities whose livelihoods depend on forest ecosystems (Menzies, 2000).
"Britain could have a very important role if it reconsidered the role of nuclear," Schellnhuber said.
"Walk with them and don't practise casuistry on their situation".Liberal Catholics are also hoping that the pope will reconsider the role of women in the church.
Here, we reconsider the role of 'home' and 'export' market demand in stimulating manufacturing innovation using comparable panel data for two small open economies – Ireland and Switzerland.
Based on a three-year investigation of Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities undertaken at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, Architecture and Waste: A (Re Planned Obsolescence proposes that designers, owners, and the public reconsider the role of architecture in industrial design.
