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However, some facilities operating under less rigorous pharmacy standards actually manufacture large quantities of standardized dosage forms without adherence to federal manufacturing standards.

In others, she said, the standards actually go against the current direction of education overhaul.

Far from encouraging the use of subordinated debt, the Basle standards actually discriminate against it.

In his last years, Berio's productivity, already remarkable by contemporary standards, actually increased.

The squeeze intensified in 2006 and 2007, when real disposable income per person rose by less than 1% a year: this was the lowest growth since 1982, when living standards actually fell.

Do science standards actually play an important role in curriculum, science education, and scientific literacy with respect to evolution?

"The degree to which the gold standard actually constrained U.S. monetary policy during the early 1930s is debated," he said, "but the gold standard philosophy clearly did not encourage the sort of highly expansionary policies that were needed".

Increasing awareness about marketers' peeping and user attempts to escape it are probably why the consortium of "stakeholders" (media companies and privacy advocates) that was to come up with the "Do Not Track" standard actually voted to disband last fall.

"We believe there is an overwhelming consensus of scientific belief that there is no adverse health effect by using wireless devices," Mr. Walls said, "and this kind of labeling gets away from what the F.C.C.'s standard actually represents".

The IEEE 802.11e standard actually proposes HCCA for the exclusive handling of multimedia streams.

It urgently needs to be implemented systematically, in order that France does not remain, as it does currently, the country in Europe where women who give birth have the highest rate of smoking, and so that the "smoke-free pregnancy" standard actually becomes a reality.