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To free space for Mr Kiselev's flights of fantasy, Mr Putin has, at the same time, scrapped RIA Novosti, one of Russia's most established news services which was started 72 years ago and handed over its resources to Mr Kiselev.

"The 'reasonable pricing clause' did have a chilling effect on the desire to work with our collaborators," said Dr. Kathy Hudson, deputy director for science, outreach, and policy at the N.I.H. Harold Varmus, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist and the research agency's director at the time, scrapped the clause in 1995, and Pfizer joined forces in 1996.

Though they talk of reform, they spend most of their time scrapping about issues like climate change.

He always took his time, scrapping much more than he kept, sometimes writing more than 20 full versions of a single story.

Since feminists – and anti-feminists – of yore spent so much time scrapping over the politics of female orgasm, it is useful to get the basic physiology down.

But many Congressional aides say that the helicopter program lacks widespread support in Congress that many other weapons have and that the Pentagon may not have a difficult time scrapping it.

Plunging natural gas prices, however, offered Progress Energy an alternative that would save money and help it achieve pollution goals at the same time: scrapping the coal plants and replacing them with two gas plants over the next four years, at a cost of $1.5 billion.

Especially since Apple, in particular, hasn't wasted time scrapping apps in the past.

At around the same time, Britain, France and the Netherlands scrapped VAT on carbon trading after concerns about carousel fraud on the carbon markets.

"It's time ministers scrapped these rip-off charges, as we pay enough for government bureaucracy already without a stealth telephone tax".

In this paper an extended forecasting method to provide prognoses for return values (amount and time) of scrapped products to recycling is presented.