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While corporate management despairs of any substantiative change for the better in government policy, one has to wonder where their shareholders and boards of directors were when the major banks destroyed trillions of yen of market capitalization and the major debt-ridden retailers and construction firms drove the price of their stock from the thousands of yen to essentially "penny stock" levels.

The debate over corporate governance: a special section for professional investors focused on Japan. (Investor Insight)

The question in every case is whether the words used are used in such circumstances and are of such a nature as to create a clear and present danger that they will bring about the substantiative evils that congress has a right to prevent.

The origination and early development of free speech in the United States a brief overview: after the tumultuous early years in our nation's history, the status of freedom of speech remained fairly quiescent in American jurisprudence for over 100 years

Nevertheless, Dundes's dependence upon an East African Hare-Trickster provides a substantiative case for debate.

From Bobtail to Brer Rabbit: Native American Influences on Uncle Remus

There is no substantiative evidence that taking extra vitamins will improve performance.

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There have been "a few casual exploratory talks" but "no substantiative face to face discussions," he said.

Can we talk? Despite hostilities, signs of peace between newspapers and baby Bells