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Both he and Mr. Vallone said yesterday that drivers who use their cell phones frequently could be expected to electronically program phone numbers, which would simplify dialing, but would not be required to do so.
Some first impressions: TAXES The proposal includes three options for tax reform, two of which would simplify the code by reducing income tax rates while modifying or repealing many tax deductions and other tax breaks.
Fiat Industrial "remains committed to the strategic and financial benefits of the merger, which would simplify the group's capital structure by creating a single class of liquid stock listed in New York," the company's chairman, Sergio Marchionne, said in a statement.
As this permutation is necessary and can only be done by the service provider, H m cannot apply data packing himself, which would simplify the computations otherwise.
On the scientific agenda are identifying molecular markers for resistance, which would simplify testing; accelerating the development of alternative drugs; and studying the effectiveness of mass screening and treatment to eliminate malaria in the areas where resistance occurs.
Because we expected the discharge sources to be rather messy and possibly not very selective, we decided to use two guides which would simplify the purification of the beams prior to the collision studies.
It might have a ton of useful minerals underneath its coating of moon dust, and perhaps even some usable water, which would greatly simplify putting a base there.
But, the U.S. is already negotiating with the EU a free trade agreement with standards not dissimilar to the TPP's, which would greatly simplify an EU accession to the TPP should the parties someday choose to explore that possibility.
It has not yet been tested on specimens preserved in alcohol, which would further simplify specimens' transportation and logistics, but very importantly this technique has high sensitivity with smear-negative specimens.
It is of interest to note that future technical developments could enable the ventilator to generate the oscillation signal superimposed on the ventilation waveform [ 10, 20], which would considerably simplify the routine application of FOT.
I recommend that the Organization consider the implementation of automatic criteria which would greatly simplify the recognition of the validity of undisbursed commitments at the end of the biennium.
