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Two loonies supposedly operate the factory, yet they provide a nation-wide stock of cat food supplies?
I am a big Arnie fan, have been since I was old enough to operate a V.C.R and I will defend him as charismatic Actor who has been in some brilliant films.
The film's night sequences at the end as a band of angry villagers, following behind Begley and Bochner, are attacked by a creature( that looses itself from a locked room in Jaffe and Stockwell's home), within the woods drove me nuts..you can't see a damn thing unless the director lets loose those color schemes which operate loudly as the monster's "sight" when it confronts possible victims.
The launching of an All- News Cable Channel, designed to operate 24-7 calls for plenty of current opinion/interview programing to go along with the hourly or half-hourly News Report.
But to continue to think that they operate with a 1970s mentality and technology is wrong.
Banks are overseen by a “home” regulator in their country of incorporation, and by a series of “host” regulators where they operate.
Host regulators are increasingly nervous about banks that operate in their jurisdictions through branches of their corporate parent, without local capital or a local board of directors.
If banks can be wound up easily when things go wrong, with losses equitably distributed, regulators can more easily allow them to continue to operate globally and efficiently.
They could operate as a network, rely on similar methodologies, and thus help ensure more consistency among individual policies.
Many countries lack the resources to install, operate, and maintain equipment that has not been designed locally.
Risks of breakdown are increased because our theoretical understanding of how financial markets operate is fundamentally flawed.
Markets do not operate in a vacuum and do not tend toward equilibrium.
They operate in a political setting, and they evolve in a reflexive fashion.
But it must still operate in the context of a closed society, where government control over the media limits the flow of information necessary to deal with any public health epidemic.
But they did not operate in a vacuum.
And those that succeed, such as Syriza, quickly become frustrated by the largely immovable systems in which they must operate – a situation that their lack of governing experience makes all the more difficult.
Overall, populist forces could well secure a majority in the European Parliament, though they will not operate as a unified force under a single political banner.
And on issues of war and peace, Trump will operate with terrifyingly little oversight by Congress or the public, an affliction of the US political system since World War II.
But the costs must be borne by everyone, including firms that are not rescued – probably because they operate more efficiently – and are put at a competitive disadvantage as a result.
Of course, spin, propaganda, and censorship persist in journalism, but with one big difference: Almost anyone can now operate as a reporter.
While barbers, hairdressers, taxi drivers, bar owners, and doctors are often licensed, permits are rarely required to operate a tanning parlor.
Community colleges are a classic example of how US states operate as “laboratories of democracy.”
Given the precision required to operate on an organ as delicate as the brain, the convergence of mechanical technologies with the art of surgery catalyzed progress in the field.
As a result of the SEC’s inaction, money-market funds will continue to operate outside the scope of bank-style rules on capital and reserves, even though investors treat them like bank accounts.
The more different initiatives are allowed to operate, the greater is the chance that the best and most inventive ones will triumph.
Indeed, the mind does not operate like a video recorder, and thus not every aspect of a traumatic experience gets encoded into memory in the first place.
This will provide recipient countries a clearer understanding of the context in which these institutions operate and the complexity of the tasks ahead.
UK-based services providers, notably financial firms, will lose the “passporting” privileges that allow them to operate freely within the EU.
Unless you think that a modern financial sector really can operate with absolutely no regulation of any kind (including, presumably, the rules for banks that come with deposit insurance), the real problem is not government officials’ policy preferences, but what financial-sector lobbyists are able to persuade officials to do.
The way both governments operate is quite similar: party bosses, tycoons, and corrupt bureaucrats divide the spoils, while promoting chauvinism and “traditional values” – whether those of the Orthodox Church or Confucianism.
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