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The wording of this question varied slightly over the years Collective bargaining: 2001 2005: "Share of labour force whose wages are set by centralized collective bargaining" This particular component was not presented in the GCR publication due to space constraints, but the data were provided directly by the World Economic Forum.

Do you really want people like Jamie Dimon representing JPMorgan Chase sitting on the New York Fed, which is supposed to be regulating Wall Street?" Like much of the government's Wall Street bailout, the cheap loans to the current and former directors' companies were provided directly by the Fed, independent of Congress or the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

All MT proteins were provided directly from Bestenbalt in lyophilised form in either a metal free (apo), or in Zn7MT or C10MT state, Metallation of MT-2A was prepared as we have described previously for Zn7MT-3 [43].

Several of the orexin mice used as "WT" controls were +/− for the orexin deletion (having one copy of the orexin gene deleted did not appear to have any effect on their behavior).NPY and leptin mice were provided directly by Jackson Laboratory (Bar Harbor, ME) and their website indicates primers and PCR conditions.

Funds were provided directly to the University of California Davis.

All patients diagnosed with TB were provided directly observed therapy free of charge through the NTP.

Nurses provide care that has traditionally been provided directly by doctors.

The remaining cash was provided directly or in kind by companies.

Because the government now controls the bulk of all mortgage financing, this money could be provided directly at closing.

It means a greater focus on preventing people getting ill and more care being provided directly in people's homes so they avoid unnecessary hospital visits..

The Heart Rhythm Society has stated that classroom courses used for fast-track training "cannot be provided directly" by the industry because of the potential for conflicts of interest.