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He's sitting on the Paris metro on his way to the boulevard Saint- Germain , one of the fashion centres of Paris.

Social networks are not the only risk. Companies are increasingly storing proprietary data offsite, in a scattered "cloud" of data centres.

The US was a fine one to criticise, some offshore centres said, given the lax reporting standards in Delaware and many other US states.

sofitel metropole hotel is in the heart of the capital , within walking distance of the administrative , business and retail centres.

The bank has also opened staff training centres, call centres and a software development centre.

She did not indicate whether research centres, which are often affiliated to government departments, would be encouraged to merge.

The movie centres on a couple of gamblers who head to Las Vegas in an attempt to turn their fortunes around.

of Europe has meant that Austria has always been a junction for communications between the continent's main economic and cultural centres.

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Last month the company opened two data centres that between them willcontain more than half a million servers.

There was also plenty of debate taking place in various universities and cultural centres.

At the end of our study, nothing surprised us more than how much the centres differed in their social capital.

He said the farmers would not be allowed to bring unauthorised produce to auction centres.

According to the documentary we each spend a day a year talking to call centres.

Brazil is at the heart of BG's ambitious growth strategy for the next decade and is one of the company's four "main centres" of investment.

All over the world companies are putting together networks of data centres packed with thousands of servers, known as "computing clouds" .

They often have assessment centres and invite their chosen candidates to two or three-day events at the company.

the methods used to assess an infection by America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention lag an outbreak by a week or two.

The acting director of the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr Richard Besser, said he expected more cases over the coming days.

London has an infrastructure that gives it a massive competitive advantage over other centres.

The Observatory was one of the first centres outside the United States to receive transmissions from meteorological satellites.

It must also be broad enough to include the fact that any one civilisation can be a disputed civilisation with many centres.

Dealmaking in Dubai centres around The Gate, a cube-shaped structure at the heart of the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).

"There are city centres around the world in which no one seems to be a full-time resident, " he notes.

Last month the company opened two data centres that between them will contain more than half a million servers.

The cost of parking in the City of London in particular is outpacing that of other financial centres.

Luxury retailers in the main centres have also been trying to find ways of tapping the emerging business elite in smaller cities.

The position of the workpiece, in the direction of a line passing through the hole centres, is fully determined by one locating pin.

Under out-patient control, the patients achieved an improvement in their metabolic status which is comparable to that of other centres.

For those institutions and financial centres that are able to think globally, the opportunities will be unprecedented.

Yet they are more in the nature of Healing Centres specifically prepared to help you raise your consciousness levels.

"They don't have enough kerosene to run heaters for all the evacuation centres, " he said.

Its push to expand, however, comes as its regional peers are also trying to become bigger financial centres.

The research centres around stem cells - the body's 'mother' cells which can turn into any other type of cell.

Texas's importance as America's leading trading state, and one of its main distribution centres, is bound to grow.

It was in the original centres of civilization that this antagonism was most completely developed.

Lloyds TSB has also been able to close one of its 11 manned call centres, reaping "very attractive" cost savings, says Ms Jones-Evans.

Others fear that, in the desperation to attract listings and investors, Asia's financial centres could be setting themselves up for a fall.

The formation of billet internal cracks, surface cracks, the dark belly and centres segregation defects has close ties with cooling.

Yemen was one of the oldest centres of civilization in the Near East.

Yet, as the last edition of The Global Financial Centres Index showed, financial centres see a flight to quality in a storm.

Nevertheless , academic centres promoting alternatives to animal testing have grown up in both places in recent years.

No, for the 18 weeks a year that the Cost Centres are on holiday we also have to feed and clothe them, as well as pay for their social life.

PHR -Israel has handled the cases of 11 patients who have been denied permits to medical centres in Israel since the beginning of April.

Yet in just a few years, sushi has colonised urban centres with startling speed.

In most data centres, administrators do not even know which programs run on which servers.

You know of the many Centres that are being set up, so that those who believed the Illusion will receive the help needed to move forward.

Today, Big Blue operates through "centres of expertise" with responsibility across the company.

To win a place in the top club of financial centres, Dubai must attract not just providers of capital but users, too.

Tesco, one of the world's largest retailers, has embarked on a significant roll out of sub-regional shopping centres within China.

Currently, to the best of my knowledge, no fewer than four of our staff are expecting new cost centres this year.

FTC Kaplan's head office is in London and has 28 training centres around the UK, we also have a growing presence in Asia.

You are usually sent as part of a team to help build schools, community centres, houses, bridges, dams or latrines.

Furthermore, the particles are being carried by a strong current away from population centres, dispersing and diluting them.

Please note that any calls to any of our call centres will be recorded for training and quality assurance purposes.

Where necessary , hawker- handling centres are set up in police stations to facilitate charging formalities of arrested hawkers .

Yes, a few of the boys have shown me round town. Just around the shopping centres and that.

Competition between EU financial centres is fading, just as the rivalries between London, Manchester and Liverpool once waned.

Planning nature of the plots hotel, residential, commercial land, as Tianhe future centres.

Given the lack of evidence, it is no longer recommended to keep children with impetigo out of school or daycare centres.

Like the other centres, Clic's faculty will also be involved in teaching MBA and executive education students.

The company has its own production bases, research and development centers, technical service centres.

Yet the bulk of the region's money is still flowing to established financial centres in Europe, America and other parts of Asia.

Binhai of like an unknown land style street bars, a swimming pool and sauna enormous Binhai fitness centres, plazas and shopping malls.

Despite the recent surge in the number of financial centres around the world, New York and London are ahead of the others by a large margin.

Thanks to its experience in the North Sea, Norway is one of the world's leading centres for offshore operations.

"New power centres are growing rapidly and power relationships are changing and becoming fluid, " he said.

Technology, some predicted, would end this sort of clustering in city centres.

The shift to mobile computing and data centres (also known as "cloud computing" ) has speeded up the "verticalisation" of the IT industry.

Examining the relationship between reserve holding patterns and the size and nature of financial centres.

In the future, centres of learning will teach at least one thing we do not teach today: the art of self-discovery.

Political leaders in the US , Germany , France , the UK and elsewhere have once more threatened to close down offshore financial centres .

By conducting the offer in both centres at once, ICBC has demonstrated that the mainland exchange is no longer an afterthought.

Commanders said they had always intended to withdraw under new plans to leave remote districts and concentrate on major population centres.

Since the Middle Ages, it has developed into one of the most important financial centres in Europe.

With the fading of the small centres that had specialised in bilateral trading between the former currencies, London dominated euro trading.

His romantic evocations of city centres are possible only because people have forgotten what downtowns used to be like.

The future is an intercontinental struggle between New York, a European hub in London, and centres in Asia.

It has closed and consolidated dozens of factories and research and development centres, as part of a broader process of restructuring.

In the first two centres, related party transactions have to be put to a vote from which controlling shareholders are excluded.

Known as Natural Cycle or soft IF, it centres on single- embryo IF treatment inoling minimal drug stimulation.

Such centres can be the product of governmental action or business partnerships , or operate as part of a university.

With modern shop fittings, the modern-day pawn brokers have sprung up in prime locations in town centres.

Some of these children are cared for by their grandparents, but others are handed over to foster centres.

He is to attend the first session of a new advisory panel which aims to promote the City as one of the world's leading financial centres.

Exchanges will matter for financial centres as long as they generate a significant multiplier effect in terms of revenue and jobs.

But that does not mean Microsoft can simply sit back and ignore the threat to its core profit centres.

It is difficult to believe that such a manual does not exist in Athens, Frankfurt and perhaps other European centres.

Kits are also available for equipment centres or health care professionals who wish to set up a demonstration system.

District Cyber Centres will also be established in locations where public demand for free access to IT facilities is strong.

Data available are heavily skewed towards well-resourced centres and do not reflect the entire reality of the condition.

The challenge is to turn them from centres of crisis into agents of a green revolution.

It is the model of the American city that dominates, with its office blocks, residential complexes and shopping centres.

The biggest and most attractive centres, however, would not suffer so much as they would still attract shoppers.

Marketplaces, the forerunners of exchanges, were the heart of early financial centres.

Like Gruen, he claims to be trying to create not just profitable shopping places but also more perfect city centres.

Beijing residential centres should not be in accordance with concentric circle model blindly to the City of Victoria, five direction.

But an ever-increasing share of the revenues created by burgeoning trading volumes is going to new and different financial centres.

At the moment, data centres perform many conversions between alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC).

Similarly every locality in ring 1 is in its own view a centre of civilisation, as well as referring to distant centres within China .

There is only one justification for universities, as distinguished from trade schools. They must be centres of criticism.

Unlike the walled medieval city-states, today's financial centres are increasingly dependent on their connections to one another.

Scottish life in London centres round this spot.

The company envisages modules ranging from rural hospitals and disaster-relief centres to luxury airborne cruise ships.

This matters to financial centres, because exchanges are still at the heart of the world's financial network.

UK visa policies will not change as a result of the Application Centres; the UK visa system will simply become more accessible across China.

Across the country, would-be voters were turned away from multiple polling centres after failing to find their names on the rolls.

His solution is to tap into ideas developed by the company's research centres in the key markets and its 100, 000 Chinese employees.

The main ritual on this day centres around a bonfire ceremoniously kindled at the time of the rising moon.

"The arguments for London have weakened relative to other centres, " he said.

To understand the technology needed to industrialise data centres, it helps to look at the history of electricity.

Budget cuts are beginning to close youth centres and affect pupils and students.

We have initiated working on a project to establish Village Information and Communication Technology, Centres in various parts of Kashmir.

The first step, officials argue, is to encourage consolidation among the country's many small call centres, with less than 100 seats.

The city is now one of the centres for China's thriving private sector economy.

Regarding child care centres , the average rate of absenteeism among children due to sickness was on the rise, the spokesman added .

Just as much of hardware has become a commodity , knowing how to build huge data centres may not be a big competitive advantage for long .

We support measures to help job centres struggling with the increased workload during the recession.

This approach can be applied to any setting, whether isolated rural situations such as settlement camps or urban centres with running water.

The Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) technically can intervene if states do not provide proper access to care.

To a great extent, the total proceeding centres on oral confession.

'The map of Afghanistan, for example, shows a country dominated by Kabul and a few other urban centres, ' he said.

At least 26 died in Lahore, where police clashed with militants who'd attacked a federal security building and two police training centres.

The outer ones are much like America's: white, prosperous and gaining inhabitants, just as French city centres are losing them.

This building was also one of the centres of the antiwar resistance, and it was right in there, 100% funded by the Pentagon.

Obviously, it would have to operate in all significant financial centres. So the chance of its happening is zero.

Electricity from the deserts could be transferred to population centres thousands of miles away using high-voltage direct-current cables.

It centres around three key elements, namely patient satisfaction, length of in-patient stay and waiting list management.

While many financial centres can be the scene of fraud, Switzerland and Swiss financial institutions abroad tend to feature prominently.

During the meeting, they discussed the sharing of influenza viruses with the WHO Network of Collaborating Centres for Influenza.

There had been fears that businesses, shops and distribution centres could be forced to shut if the virus spread rapidly.

Personal development must be accompanied by organizational development in schools, training centres, and universities.

Modern CNC machining centres can compensate the spindle rotation with its forward feed, the so-called synchronisation .

As space weather originates from the Sun, it is monitored by international space weather centres using special satellites or telescopes.

The dispute at BA centres on its desire to cut costs by reducing cabin staff on most flights and limiting wage increases.

A similar centre is to be set up in China, with further centres in Brazil, Iran and South Africa also envisioned.

Some western companies are now considering moving more research and development centres out to the emerging markets.

But much of the trade between the UK and China is focused on the four established centres of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

The data centres that contain the cloud, each often the size of several football pitches, cannot be built just anywhere.

Western companies are embracing "polycentric innovation" as they spread their R& D centres around the world.

New plate-glass office blocks have sprung up in low-rent business centres.

In cities across the country, the results can be seen in forests of half-built apartment blocks, stadiums and convention centres.

Yet Amazon is not the only big online company to offer the use of industrial-scale data centres.

The city's industrial areas, once centres of garment-making, are now ghost towns. Cowpea vines blow around the empty roads.

All BlackBerry data traffic passes through one of these centres.

That pushes people toward the rented apartment blocks which predominate in city centres, especially when, as in Berlin, rents are very low.

The Grid lets centres around the world crunch the numbers as soon as they come out of the machine.

The explosions took place in shopping centres as crowds of people were shopping for Mothers' Day.

Written by a former staff nurse at a liver unit, it outlines the results of a survey of transplant centres.

There is strong evidence that they are connected with "pleasure centres" in the Brain, and they seem to be activated by acupuncture.

He stays in an HDB flat, goes to local hawker centres for his favourite food and takes public transport to work.

By its very nature, loneliness is just like the stomach ache - the attention centres only on ourselves.

The mix-and-match appearance of the "lifestyle centres" is thought to be key to their appeal.

Out of the main seven body energy centres third eye chakra is one of the most important chakras.

In fact, over 80 percent of the major data centres in Asia-Pacific are running at close to 90 percent capacity and space is at a premium.

It has built a network of data centres, and is starting to gain traction after losing billions developing online services.

The film centres around the amorous adventures of its handsome hero, Mike Mather.

And regardless of their dreams of gentrification, African cities need to make room in their centres for cheap housing for the poor.

That does not mean that competition between financial centres will cease or that policy will not make a difference.

The Administration briefed the Panel on the operation and deployment of resources of the Building Management Resources Centres.

Logistics centres might be eligible for government assistance if the new measures created financial hardship for them, the statement added.

London will join other centres, including Singapore and Taipei, which are vying for a share of the growing offshore RMB business.

Shopping centres to 40 years of age youth-oriented clothing, household supplies have exclusive areas and supermarkets.

Day-care centres have been established where people with mental disorders receive psychological, social and occupational rehabilitation.

Yet where the balance will fall between the two financial centres on all this is anyone's guess.

London and New York remain the only truly global financial centres in first and second place respectively.

Some suggested to set standards expectations for triggering review, e. G. Maximum travel time between major activity population centres.

Clean-up and repairing aquaculture and mariculture ponds, damaged cages and aquaculture hatcheries and training centres will be a priority.

Other centres are now trying to get in on the act.

SA is sparsely populated , with over 80% of its inhabitants living in Adelaide and a handful of major rural centres .

Dallas-Fort Worth's enormous airport lies at the centre of a large number of logistics and distribution centres.

He remembers a picture that Google showed him of one of its data centres burning to the ground; it looked awful.

Gene banks are not just for the crop breeding programmes of the centres, but part of an international programme.

Advocates of the approach say children can be deterred from seeking sexual health services if they have to travel to community centres.

Ouarzazate, which means 'The Silent', is one of the most pleasant tourists centres in Morocco.

They then reportedly sent them to welfare centres from where they were put up for international adoption.

You shouldn't have to do this, since all children have the right to receive care at ordinary district health centres and hospitals.

The production of polymer in each case involves the rapid addition of monomer to a few active centres.

Navy maritime tactical analysis centres, have done a study on a variety of possible judgement.

Small offshore centres have long been able to build up business by specialising, and by exploiting tax advantages.

Call centres have become ubiquitous as a tool for companies to sell their goods, gather information or deal with customers' complaints.

Temping agencies would be abolished and companies would be required to register all vacancies with government labour centres.

under "provision" downtown area, Baoan and Longgang district centres within the city center construct temporary buildings.

How can this be achieved without distorting land markets and creating ghettos of the poor within urban centres?

Brightening, Mrs McDonald remarks that all of her grandchildren remaining in India have found good jobs in call centres.

This directory includes radioactive waste related companies, research centres, regulatory agencies, organisations, etc. RadWaste.

Savannah: The group posts blogs, answers thousands of emails and connects members to suicide, depression and drug treatment centres.

Ultimately, the issue centres around the fact that virtualized environments, such as the cloud, can be copied and moved.

It is the capital of the county of Devon, with a university, county hospital, county halls, communications and culture centres.

For uncollected loans, housing finance and management at all levels of government to clean up recycling centres are actively working.

So far, however, optical technology has been confined mostly to telecoms networks and some of the cabling in data centres.

The next step for M&S will be to trial climate-friendly refrigerants in distribution centres and transport refrigeration, she says.

Two rehabilitation centres in the Netherlands will then test the device before it is rolled out to other clinics at home and abroad.

The decline and fall of financial centres used to be determined by war and peace.

Beijing's expanding technical training centres all my colleagues sincerely hope that you receive the support and favor.

firstly you start feeling the cool breeze of the holy ghost on your fingertips , which represent the subtle energy centres.

In a few years, this sleepy town became one of the most important centres in the world for production and assembly factories.

To turn the corner, it must instead embrace the innovation that emerges naturally in our great urban centres.

This is just one of the many branches spread all over Singapore at various food centres and hawker centres.

The Asia flagship store of "Hershey Chocolate World" will be opening soon in one of the most flourishing business centres in Shanghai.

Although most of the disease occurred in the elderly, but age is not necessarily the aging of such centres will lose sight of the disease.

Known as Natural Cycle or soft IVF, it centres on single- embryo IVF treatment involving minimal drug stimulation.

As a result, there has been a large recycling of capital flows from emerging countries through western financial centres.

Birds breeding in city centres, or "urban adapters" as the team called them, were found to have larger brains relative to their body size.

Many firms are based in the UK and the east coast of the United States in traditional "pharma" centres like Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The British Embassy has introduced a network of visa application centres across the country.

Companies such as Cisco, HP and IBM have regional processing centres to which products can be sent for evaluation.

There are at least two ways in which the current attack on offshore financial centres is illegitimate.

If it is faster than the systems used by tsunami early-warning centres, these may benefit from integrating it into their seismic software.

About 115 of the centres are owned by the company, the rest are franchised.

In other words, there is a movement from and a return to the centres, replenishing them, both with spiritual life and with armed might.

According to Mr Mehta, the local industry dwarfs that of other cutting centres.

Current research centres around tackling so-called tangles in the brain which are thought to "silt up" the brain's thought processes.

They also expose themselves to issuers who may not be governed by the robust accounting standards of the world's leading financial centres.

Physical Fitness Instructor works in health and fitness centres preparing individual programs for ordinary members of the public.

In the last few weeks we have seen shopping centres, streets and public building being transformed with the Christmas Spirit.

In order to save the orangutan, many conservation centres have been set up to preserve their natural habitats.

The scandal centres around Zheng Xiaoyu, who was the head of the State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA) from 1998 until June 2005.

New York and London "remain the only two truly global centres" , the researchers wrote.

Between them, the top four centres account for 70 per cent of all equity trading.

The course is now such an integral part of training at Samsung and Kyobo that they have even built their own fake funeral centres.

Almost simultaneously, each announced a blueprint recently for its future as "one of the world's cultural centres" .

The China Huaneng Group power plant in Beijing, fast emerging as one of the new centres of the global economy.

So which centres are leading the race to be Asia's premier financial centres and can they sustain their competitive positions?

The number of transactions between financial centres has surged recently as investors have diversified across regions and asset types.

But speculation now centres on a Chinese state-backed entity partnering with a Canadian company.

The financial hubs there offer lessons for aspiring centres in other parts of the developing world.

But it has little relevance for the balance of power between the world's financial centres.

Opportunities exist for Wal-Mart to continue with its current strategy of large, super centres.

The rivalry intensifies every year as financial centres across the region seek to attract investment dollars.

It is no coincidence that the host of Expo 2010 is itself one of the most rapidly developing urban centres in the world.

Sierra Leone's district health information system (DHIS) captures data from hundreds of community health centres across the country.

Most such errors in the output centres, in the page using the wrong font or image disappears, or if the file does not print at all.

the pool of capital, the diversity of ideas, its long history as one of the leading financial centres.

No examination centres will be set up in any overseas cities for the coming CRE.

The flotation is being closely watched as an indication of the appetite for IPOs in the two financial centres.

He added: "The media centres represent the single most significant opportunity for an economic legacy for east London from the games. "

The existence of international financial centres helps promote growth and economic development in the regions that they serve.

These schools are not merely centres of learning but they must be centres of goodness and bring about a religious mind.

Analyses are being performed by two WHO influenza collaborating centres as part of the global influenza surveillance network.

I understand that Government of HKSAR reserves the right to claim back any assisted fees overpaid to child care centres.

Prometric now detects so much cheating that, every week, it investigates about 20 of its 5, 000 test centres around the world.

Co-ordination of activities and information flow between the design centres of W. E. T. Automotive Systems worldwide and Suppliers.

So, in less than 15 years, the political elites in the power centres of the world had come to broadly similar conclusions.

Before Gruen's revolutionary designs, all shopping centres were open to the sky.

A few call centres have already got a toehold in the market and expect to expand fast when the cables arrive.

The company believes the new chips can help with an energy crisis that is threatening to cripple data centres worldwide.

A more dispassionate look at the claims of the two centres suggests that the balance of power is subtler than first appears.

As others bicker, it has gone about building community centres, mosques, primary and secondary schools and clinics.

As well as supporting a multimillion-dollar hunting industry, the lion breeders claim their centres play an important role in conservation.