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"Kate Plus 8," which will adopt the new title on Nov. 2, amounts to an image makeover for Kate Gosselin, the Pennsylvania mother of eight.

Hans Theeboom, who is responsible for 12 primary schools in Almere, two of which will adopt the O4NT model, said that children were more motivated to learn from a tablet's interactive experience.

The Daily will continue as a brand as part of "other channels," according to a News Corp press release, including The New York Post, which will adopt its technology section and other components, as well as take on some of its staff.

The learnings of these last ten years must feed into the post-2015 development agenda starting with the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction next month in Sendai, Japan, which will adopt an updated version of the Hyogo Framework for Action.

As the second approach, we can use machine learning techniques such as the max-margin method (Do et al., 2008), which will adopt the parameters to given training datasets.

To validate self-reported Pap-smear use and to follow-up the treatment of HIV-positive women diagnosed with gynaecological lesions, a new study is being planned, which will adopt broader confidentiality rules and obtain a written consent to follow-up.

A quite simple way of modeling production and degradation, which we will adopt here, is the assumption of a constant production rate and a degradation rate which is proportional to the concentration of the degraded species.

Its next Five-Year Plan, which it will adopt in early 2016, will doubtless feature a similar target.

The New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, has reached agreements with two more universities under which they will adopt a code of conduct governing relations they may have with student loan companies.

The use of both bivariate and multinomial probit approaches provides richer interpretations, better inferences, and more information that may further improve understanding of the risk management decisions of farmers and will help policy maker to better anticipate which farmer will adopt government support risk management tool in the presence of traditional risk management tools.

A reasonable strategy for dealing with this tension, which we will adopt, is to choose relatively broad but clinically plausible criteria and then explore possible sources of heterogeneity.