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(Mr. Schriefer pointed proudly to the drum kit that will remain prominently in view, stage left).

But the executives who head them, Juan Diego Gutierrez Cortina of GUTSA, David Penaloza of Grupo Tribasa and Jorge Ballesteros of Grupo Mexicano de Desarrollo, remain prominently wealthy.

The college designed the program to accommodate the workers, nearly 2,000 in all, who have lost their jobs at the US Airways hub here and who must now acquire skills in those few fields where "help wanted" signs remain prominently displayed.

Strengthening their existing capacity through information sharing and knowledge building on children's rights and areas of inequity will ensure that children's issues remain prominently on the national agenda so that better policies are enacted and sufficient budgets allocated to the relevant sectors for enhanced systems and services for the most vulnerable children.

At several bodegas and delis near the C-Town, however, sodas and chips remained prominently displayed, and many customers and employees scoffed at Mr. Bloomberg's large-soda restrictions, saying shoppers should be able to buy what they want.

Still, it remained prominently displayed on Canal Street, the city's busiest, until 1989, when it was removed and stored during some street construction.

Strikingly, in ependymal tumors NHERF1 remained prominently retained in perinuclear dot-like structures that correspond ultrastructurally to microlumens, polarized structures characteristic for neoplastic cells of ependymal origin.

Cost issues feature prominently among the reasons why consumers remain cool to DTV in Britain.

My coat hanger icon is out prominently displayed again, where it will remain.

A number of notable, lineage-specific features have been described, most prominently the lamina, and the implications remain to be fully established.

Participants were also asked what was keeping them in their posts (posting directive from above and to care for aging parents, featured most prominently), and what would attract them to remain in a so-called hardship area.