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Rising numbers of "olderpreneurs" are giving the younger generation a run for their money by setting up innovative new businesses with pension freedoms introduced earlier this year opening up a tempting source of funding.

He directed MIT's Comparative Media Studies graduate degree program from 1993-2009, setting an innovative research agenda during a time of fundamental change in communication, journalism and entertainment.

Those actions allows Barça to consolidate its social commitment to the most vulnerable children being "more than a club" in Catalonia, Spain and internationally, setting an "innovative and unique example" on a worldwide scale.

In conclusion, the targeting of multiple TME populations may represent the best strategy for setting up innovative anticancer treatments that significantly improve patient survival and shrink the development of drug resistance; in this regard, BALB-neuT mice provide a suitable experimental setting, thanks to the high translational value of this model.

Dynamic DJ sets, innovative live performances, and a constant flow of cutting-edge productions have made the duo one of their nation's leading lights.

"Work in Sunderland shows how you can set up innovative schemes.

And he has set up innovative programs to help troubled black and Latino youths avoid prison.

One of the dispiriting aspects of this kerfuffle is that it tries to set three innovative artists against each other.

It established a ground transport system for itself and others and set up innovative regional distribution centers to deliver merchandise to stores more swiftly.

And Gov. Hugh L. Carey and the State Legislature, bypassing Mr. Beame, set up innovative public agencies to monitor city finances and borrow money on its behalf.

In Kenya, the draft National Land policy set out innovative and socially equalising reforms which have come up against vociferous challenge by vested interests (MoL 2007ab; Homewood 2009).