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| pork into China and Taiwan may hinge on a tolerance level being worked out for the growth promoter ractopamine. I would agree with Terrie Lloyd--that a year or three in a Japanese company is OK, in terms of career; and if you have a high tolerance level, it is culturally interesting to stay on, if often frustrating at the same time. This enables control of electrostatic charge generation, charge accumulation and any subsequent discharges that are above your predetermined tolerance level without doing anything unusual. |
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