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We remain firmly behind the view that the explanation for poor cash conversion (which has resulted in a "cash deficit" over a number of years) provided by the company is inadequate and therefore continue to caution investors over potential aggressive revenue recognition.

For the purposes of our analysis we used data from the two most recent fiscal years provided by the U.S. Department of Education--2013 Education--2013 Education--2013

This was for some years provided by Linx, a joint venture between SJ and NSB, using X2 stock, but the company was later dissolved.

Comparison of lymphocyte subset phenotype and function was made to a data set obtained from 5 healthy controls aged 32 to 52 years (median 47 years) provided by the Chair of Infectious Disease and Tropical Medicine - Universityof Milan, Italy.

We used genotyping data of 3678 healthy, unrelated Korean people (1808 men, 1870 women; mean age of 52.1 years) provided by the Korea National Institute of Health (KNIH).

22 Because of our focus on older patients, we relied on age stratified data 55-644 years; 65-74 years) provided by this paper.

International development organisations deliver more than $100bn worth of aid per year, provided by taxpayers and private donors.

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Correction: June 22 , 2001 Friday An article on June 13 about an effort to sell several Loews movie theaters in the New York region included an erroneous opening year provided by a real estate agency for the Elmwood, in Elmhurst, Queens.

Its current budget is just $27m £16.8mm) a year, provided by sports federations such as the IOC and IAAF and by national governments.

When returning to the camps, children bring gifts for themselves (e.g. clothes, toys) and their families (e.g. solar panels, appliances and money, on average 300 € per year) provided by the host families or local solidarity associations (Morando [2006]; Crivello et al. [2006]).