Mackay

Mackay said he had not discussed the matter with Biden.

'Liquidity has really dried up in the marketplace, ' Mr. Mackay said, but 'markets that embrace reform will develop deeper capital markets.

"It was a withdrawal that pretty much removed everything that went in a quarter earlier, " said Diana Mackay, chief executive at Lipper FMI.

As Mackay ruefully puts it: "There will not be a single Chinese tobacco farmer out of business in my lifetime. I guarantee it. "

'We always expected it to be a very slow recovery; we expect it to be slower now, ' Mr. Mackay said.

The two projects, known as Mackay River and Dover, are being developed by Athabasca Oil Sands, a privately held Calgary-based group.

New pilots Attenborough also revealed that the venture's chief pilot, David Mackay, has recently been joined by a second pilot.

Prof Mackay uses keyhole surgery to insert a tiny piece of tape which acts as a brace over injured ligaments.

Mackay is now working with doctors at the Steadman Clinic in the US, which has a track record for working with sportspeople.

The company is located in downtown lots Mackay, Hongkong garden nearby.

Professor MacKay blamed the public for opposing wind farms, nuclear power, and energy imports, whilst demanding an unchanged lifestyle.

Mr. Mackay also said Monday that the euro-zone debt situation 'is still evolving. '

Yet government spending as a share of GDP is expected to rise by mid-century, and Mr Mackay may have identified a trend.

Two Canadian possibilities are Peter MacKay and John Manley, defence and former foreign ministers respectively.

Work done previously by Professor Mackay on BAFF showed that levels correlate with B cell hyperplasia (expansion) and cancer.

With the launch of business-class-only airlines, Mackay sees an increasing element of luxury re- entering the travel field.

Mackay said an infusion of fresh blood and talent from Wyeth will help ensure a change of fortune for Pfizer's far-flung research centers.

"There is a time lag and sentiment in Asia became negative well after Europe, " said Ms Mackay.

AIDS has orphaned 15 million children ; Carol Mackay is one of them .

The photograph was taken from the deck of the Western Union Cable Ship, Mackay Bennett, commanded by Captain DeCarteret.

Around 53 percent of Chinese men smoked, leading tobacco control activist Judith Mackay said, but only three percent of Chinese women.

The way to promote healthy eating, said Kellogg President David Mackay at the launch event, is "to educate, not legislate. "

Rex Mackay and Catherine Singer work in the international trade and banking division of a British clearing bank .

I could never make it without Mr Mackay's help.

The victims were taken to Mackay Memorial Hospital and underwent seven hours of microsurgery to reattach their arms.

In background, left, is radio station WSL, a Mackay radio facility.

Mr De Lacy also said that Cofco was interested in purchasing the 30 per cent of Tully Sugar held by Mackay Sugar.

Mackay is a better guide to the change of sentiment that produced the stock market crash of 1987 than any efficient market theorist.

Madelyn MacKay, a Quaker, says the protests are sending a message to the candidates in the November 4 presidential election.

Above all, beware what Charles Mackay, the 19th-century historian, called the madness of crowds.

And then there is what Charles Mackay, 19th-century chronicler of speculative manias, called "the madness of crowds" .

"Girls in China are getting more independent and they have more money to spend, " Mackay said.