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r, Pyongyang has failed to produce a complete declaration of its nuclear activities and stockpiles it promised to submit by the end of 2007.

But part of that reduction comes as Habanos, the company that produces and sells the cigars, runs down its stockpiles.

Roche says it has found a way to extract the active ingredient from expiring stockpiles of the antiviral Tamiflu.

Analysts said the IEA's unexpected decision to use strategic stockpiles had exerted only a temporary restraint on oil prices.

The character should have reasonable stockpiles of supplies, and is able to weather major crises or extended downturns in fortune.

The lead market is significantly larger than nickel so funds would have amass vast stockpiles of lead to be able to push prices higher.

The Energy Department is forecasting a flattening of oil demand in the U. S. and a buildup in oil and gasoline stockpiles.

Maintaining huge and expensive nuclear warhead stockpiles was the cost of peace during the Cold War.

Those two stockpiles give it enough enriched uranium to make up to six nuclear warheads, should it choose to do so.

Pyongyang is now four months late in producing a declaration of its nuclear stockpiles and activities which it promised by the end of 2007.

Fukuda said many rich countries like the U. S. have their own smallpox vaccine stockpiles.

The agricultural commodities price rises are the result of high demand, poor harvests and low stockpiles of food.

Both countries have already reduced their nuclear stockpiles dramatically since the end of the Cold War.

It also sets the agreement just signed with Russia on the reduction of nuclear stockpiles into a wider strategic context.

Gene banks all over the world deposit duplicate samples of their stockpiles with Svalbard for safekeeping.

Belarus refused to give up nuclear stockpiles by a previous but not allowed to participate in the first nuclear safety summit.

Surging crude-oil costs, low global food stockpiles and a weakening dollar may also bolster prices, the report said.

He said existing stockpiles would mitigate the impact of some closures.

Industry officials speculated that China would be using the U. S. cotton to replenish its stockpiles.

So at least short term, companies may need to maintain production to fill orders, instead of meeting them from existing stockpiles.

Existing nuclear states similarly should feel able gradually to reduce their stockpiles with an eye toward full nuclear disarmament.

Witnesses say the Gadhafi loyalists have large stockpiles of weapons and ammunition and could hold out for a long time.

Mr Obama said that America would seek a legally binding treaty with Russia on reducing stockpiles of strategic arms by the end of the year.

Global oil demand is slowly rising as the U. S. and other major economies recover. Inventories of oil and fuel stockpiles in the U. S.

We have stockpiles of anti-viral drugs in case of a pandemic situation.

And I'm working with President Medvedev to reduce America and Russia's nuclear stockpiles (armament).

China is also looking to build up stockpiles to make up for the impact of extreme weather on its production.

WASHINGTON-- The economy is being boosted by higher retail sales, strongerfactory output and a rise in companies' stockpiles.

They worry that much of it is going into stockpiles.

Those stockpiles are providing companies with a cushion of comfort amid the economic and market turmoil.

The document is expected to list North Korea's stockpiles of nuclear material as well as its facilities for producing that material.

If they bid up the price higher than the market can bear, oil stockpiles will increase, which in turn will put downward pressure on prices.

The American and Russian presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev have agreed to reduce their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.

The US government offered to supply refineries from its emergency stockpiles following the shutdown.

A 2007 study by ecologists at Rutgers University found that current global nuclear stockpiles are still capable of producing this outcome.

He added that nations had to improve their information exchange on nuclear stockpiles and "fully implement" related UN resolutions.

The WHO stockpile is meant to complement other measures of international and national preparedness, including any national stockpiles.

Cyber weapons beg to be used, so limits on stockpiles, and restrictions on tactics, are a logical end point.

As China slows down the accumulation of stockpiles, commodities are facing some downward pressure.

The move is being made to ease the pressure of sluggish demand and large stockpiles at home.

Many other countries say the world would be safer if those stockpiles of the virus were destroyed.

Any decision to use these stockpiles would be taken by the IEA's board, where all 28 member states are represented.

Other state and local government bodies expressed concerns about requirements to expand stockpiles of potassium iodide.

Coal stockpiles have fallen to less than half typical levels, analysts said.

These factors, coupled with falling world food stockpiles have all contributed to the dramatic worldwide rise in food prices.

Why did these two superpowers build up such colossal stockpiles of nuclear weapons, particularly if both sides hoped never to use them?

China and Russia both have stockpiles of nukes that in a day or so could turn the US into rubble.

Companies slashed production to clear out excess product stockpiles in store shelves, warehouses and car dealers' lots.

Industry reports point to buying by the Beijing's State Reserves Bureau, which manages the country's strategic stockpiles.

Nevertheless most of the governments have based their whole flu policies on building stockpiles of Tamiflu.

After meeting Mr Obama last week, David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, said they had discussed releasing oil from strategic stockpiles.

Many poor countries have no stockpiles of the drug.

With little insight into the stockpiles, analysts tend to overestimate China's real strength of consumption.

The Ireland agreement would ban current designs of cluster bombs and require the destruction of stockpiles within eight years.

"The state refiners' stockpiles are so full that they have been reselling the stuff, " FPCC said.

Inventories are stockpiles of goods to be used in the entity's operations.

On Monday Ukraine announced that it would eliminate its stockpiles of highly enriched uranium by 2012.

The problem is not the great powers with nuclear stockpiles, they say, but rogue regimes such as North Korea and Iran.

With nuclear stockpiles substantially reduced since then, the casualties would likely be much lower today.

Mitsubishi conglomerate sells frozen stockpiles at tenfold previous prices.

Beijing is giving farmers better property rights and boosting prices paid for government grain stockpiles too.

Another part has come as firms have run down their inventories (in China some of these were stockpiles amassed before the Beijing Olympics).

Coal stockpiles in central and eastern parts of China were near depletion.

Firms' cash stockpiles are at, or near, record levels, and bond investors are clamouring for more corporate debt.

But with China's steel stockpiles seemingly close to or at capacity.

There may be collapse of the ability to fully deliver food and necessities, and we have huge stockpiles to assist this.

Chinese government agencies manage other official stockpiles for commodities, such as copper and corn, as well.

Companies have slowed their rebuilding of stockpiles and replacement of worn-out equipment.

Meanwhile, China's iron ore stockpiles have been gradually rising.

The treaty would reduce the strategic nuclear weapons stockpiles of both nations.

Economists say the buying binge has been driven in part by a Chinese effort to build up stockpiles while global prices are low.

As necessary, other countries will be supported through regional office stockpiles.

These measures caused output to fall and prompted domestic traders to build up large, speculative stockpiles.

The massive stockpiles, however, are largely undeveloped.

Regulating operation and import of iron ore is one big issue, involving the problem of stockpiles in port.

The cold war-era diamond stockpiles held by the US and the old De Beers cartel have also been sold off.

Theproblem is not the great powers with nuclear stockpiles, they say, but rogue regimes such as North Korea and Iran.

The report also said supplier delivery times had lengthened and stockpiles were drawn down.

The crab's endocrine system also stockpiles enough sugar to allow the crabs to return to their forest homes, Turner added.

Western dealers say they are grappling with mounting stockpiles whose value in many cases continues to sink.

Some 44 million antipersonnel mines have been destroyed from stockpiles.

Now that the stockpiles have shrunk, output should stop slumping.

The increase in inventories left crude oil stockpiles at the highest level for the period since 1990, department figures showed.

From HuangShiDong step peak, stone "leak leakage month" hall, is with the mission stockpiles on winter scene.

I felt alienated from The Guardian's graphic about stockpiles of nuclear weapons.

Second, no nation has yet solved the problem of what to do with large stockpiles of used nuclear fuel.

Japan has large stockpiles of plutonium for its nuclear-energy industry.

To reduce our warheads and stockpiles, we will negotiate a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with the Russians this year.

OFDA provides 3, 000-gallon collapsible water tanks and 5-gallon collapsible water containers to disaster victims from its stockpiles.

Using EpiSurveyor, health care workers discovered that 60 percent of their vaccine stockpiles in remote areas were missing.

They are boosting production because companiesare starting to restore their depleted stockpiles of goods.

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THE Queensland floods have depleted coal stockpiles at Gladstone, one of the nation's biggest coal ports, to a record low.

Large stockpiles can produce sudden falls in imports later.

Saudi Arabia, Algeria and Jordan have all stepped up efforts to build stockpiles.

Any agreement would put pressure on Britain, which has 160 nuclear warheads, and other nuclear powers to reduce their stockpiles.

In India, officials have allowed once-plentiful stockpiles to rot in fields, leaving many people hungry and driving up local prices.

Although the exact breakdown of the stockpiles is a secret, analysts estimate that 65-70 per cent are held in dollars.

Yet other scientists contend the stockpiles could still provide valuable information in the future.

A 600, 000-barrel increase in distillate stockpiles and a 900, 000-barrel decline in gasoline supplies were also forecast.

With stockpiles of food, people could live for months without setting foot outside the tulou.

However, it still has stockpiles of more than 10. 4 million antipersonnel mines for potential future use.

But it also helped China buy stockpiles of commodities such as oil and iron ore, driving prices for materials higher.

Economists say China has been rushing to build up stockpiles at bargain prices since crude oil and other commodity prices plunged in 2008.

A cold winter will also drain stockpiles.

The Thai Rice Exporters Association says there is a shortfall of 30 million tons in world rice stockpiles.

The USDA forecasts this year's stockpiles will be only about 40 per cent of annual demand, the lowest level for 15 years.

Still, clouding the picture is a large buildup of oil stockpiles that were bought in preparation for the Olympics.

Falling stockpiles of steel in China are another factor driving mills to ramp up steel production, traders say.

Copper has jumped 22 percent this year as global exchange stockpiles tumbled 23 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

China had about 55 million tons of wheat in stockpiles as of last summer, Mr. Gunjal said. That was equal to about half the annual harvest.

Nor has the government spelled out what supplies will get diverted to national stockpiles.

China's stockpiles, meanwhile, have increased by over $1, 000bn.

We can reduce our stockpiles of nuclear weapons without posing any risk to our homeland, our deployed troops or our allies.

Gasoline stockpiles probably increased 50, 000 barrels from 214. 9 million, the survey showed.

I believe the early distribution of stockpiles of oseltamivir to developing countries was useful.

China, with $1, 808bn, has the world's largest stockpiles, followed by Japan with $973bn and Russia with $581bn.

Stockpiles of the motor fuel probably rose 500, 000 barrels from 221. 3 million.

In addition, stockpiles of old, outdated pesticides such as DDT linger.

The government has sufficient stockpiles of staples such as wheat and rice.

The third snag is that 76 countries have stockpiles of cluster munitions.

Last year, the global food crunch was caused by a decline in the world's stockpiles of cereals: they fell by around 53m tonnes.

Experimental study of the propensity of coal stockpiles to spontaneous combustion

Material storage stockpiles shall be covered with tarpaulin or similar fabric to prevent material washing away;

Now China has been approved as a buyer for stockpiles of African elephant ivory from Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe

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Now China has been approved as a buyer in the sale of stockpiles of African ivory

Calls to draw on the world's strategic stockpiles should be resisted for now

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Massive stockpiles and ability to locally produce basic military needs such as bullets and rifles