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And we need not be apprehensive that there will be too much stability, while there is even the option of changing; nor need we desire to prohibit the people from continuing their confidence where they think it may be safely placed, and where, by constancy on their part, they may obviate the fatal inconveniences of fluctuating councils and a variable policy.
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Here we were obliged to come to an anchor, and here we lay, the wind continuing contrary - viz.
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3-4: Continuing Education: Domestic Violence: The Impact on Women and Children: TAPE Educational Services; Toronto; www.
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Continuing Education at the college level is a huge force in the province today, and is inspiring students to upgrade, advance and explore new career possibilities.
Continuing education: lifelong learning as a tool for success
I believe that the aforementioned trends will continue through 2005, with landlords continuing to prefer the significant credit-worthy banking tenants over the more speculative clothing or other retailers.
Retail leasing trends and outlook for 2005
Adult Learners have become more discriminating about choosing their continuing ed programs than ever before, and that's because now, they con be.
Sink or swim? Branding pro Bob Sevier looks at continuing ed and explains why some schools' programs will fare well--and others won't
Continuing improvements in hardware and software that enhance the scoreboard and its features will play a significant role in our future.
State your business II: athletic industry executives talk about the present and the future
Continuing internal conflict marred the human rights situation in a number of countries.
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2000
ACHCA, long recognized for its quality continuing education programs, began offering continuing education from its earliest days.
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATORS (ACHCA)
The increase in global NR share resulted from continuing faster growth rates in NR consumption not only in Asia, but also in some central and eastern European countries, which traditionally have relatively high SR shares.
Elastomer consumption rose 5.7% in 1996
Shipments of nondefense capital goods were brisk during the third quarter, and with orders continuing to exceed shipments, already large backlogs increased further for most types of business equipment.
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting held on November 15, 1994
93-13, Effect of a Retroactive Change in Enacted Tax Rates That Is Included in Income from Continuing Operations, is an intraperiod tax allocation issue arising from OBRA, which changed the top corporate tax rate from 34% to 35% for tax years beginning after 1992.
FASB 109 implications of the 1993 tax act

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