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Its priority is not to be left out: the great Polish fear is that France, never enthusiastic about enlargement to the east, wants to recreate a more tightly integrated European Union without Poland and the other easterners.
GlaxoSmithKline, a British drugs giant, has created smaller research units to recreate a more intimate environment, and has seen its pipeline improve as a result.Nevertheless, more mergers among Europe's smaller drugs firms are widely expected.
You may be able to recreate a more accountable credit culture that involves long-term relationship lending, but the compensation undoubtedly won't compare to the higher fliers.
It is essential that these analyses utilize realistic error distributions to recreate a more accurate track and ensure estimates of behavioral states are not driven by noise in the position estimates.
Nevertheless, even though experimental investigation of RFH may not give simple answers to above questions, it will help to recreate a more accurate picture of RF evolution.
We used the roster of AECL workers from Gribbin et al (1993) and the list of AECL workers from the NDR to recreate a more complete roster of workers monitored at AECL before 1981.
The show recreates a more formal age with disappearing and reappearing bustles.
While many economists and policy makers agree that bank officials did the right thing, opinions about when and how the bank should go about recreating a more normal interest rate environment diverge widely.
Therefore, we need to focus our efforts on recreating a more realistic MPER/lipid immunogen in order to generate more effective anti-HIV-1 vaccines.
The goal, as he explained in a 1990 essay in The Review of Contemporary Fiction, wasn't to make "abstract philosophy 'accessible' " by simplifying ideas for a lay audience, but to figure out how to recreate a reader's more subjective reactions to a philosophical text.
Trapeze dresses in eaten-away jacquard and printed with a sunrise; shell tops of shimmering nylon weaves that brought to mind spun sugar; and sleeveless dresses in a crackle effect, shaded to recreate in a more abstract interpretation the sunset print, were proof of a designer hitting the sweet spot of fashion.
