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[...] a new 20-per cent target in India.

[...] strong cost rises in India contrasted with [...]

Interestingly, India is also behind Angola: the lack of trade between India and China must count [...] [...]

[...] economies in Asia, India, Sri Lanka, mainland China and [...]

Print will continue to play a critical [...]

The final texts will be issued in Official Records of the Economic and Social Council, 2010, Supplement No. 1 (E/2010/99).

[...] [...] clearing maps to be printed in official publications [...] [...]

They are reproduced in this document so as to be available to Parties in the continued efforts of the AWG-LCA to reach agreement on the outstanding issues.

After inductors have been mounted on the boards, chips can be subjected to mechanical stresses in subsequent manufacturing processes （PCB cutting, board inspection, mounting of additional parts, assembly into the chassis, wave soldering the reflow soldered boards etc.）For this reason, planning pattern configurations and the position of SMD inductors should be carefully performed to minimize stress.

Partnership and cooperation with other relevant ministries, NGOs, and Indonesian members of ASEAN Commission for Women and Children have also been conducted.

[...] Manmohan Singh, India offered its support [...] [...]

[...] [...] deposits in the Central Indian Ocean basin.

In the phase-out plan as well as in the India country programme update,13 the Government of India indicated that India had allocated its total remaining CFC consumption eligible for funding to the refrigeration servicing sector and would not be submitting an investment project for MDI aerosols.

[...] [...] reference to costs of printing has been deleted in [...]

[...] Assembly in 2006, India suggested a number [...] [...]

In the Agreement between Indonesia and the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the phase-out of ozone depleting substances, approved by decision 44/39, Indonesia agrees to phase out the controlled use of CFCs according to a phase-out schedule.

The abutment transfers the absolute and relative implant position as well as the position of the inner hex to the laboratory working model.

The list of documents before the Committee at its 2010 resumed session will be issued in document E/C.2/2010/INF/3.

[...] [...] powerful central Indian State of Kushanov [...]

We had visited a number of small green waste collectors, and I was most impressed by the recycling of plastic bottles.

The curricula vitae of the candidates were circulated in document SPLOS/187.

For those reasons, in the recent informal consultations, his delegation had proposed an amendment to the draft resolution in connection with Part VI.

[...] [...] deposits in Central Indian Basin and demarcation of potential areas for resource development; discovery of a large pumice field, which provided first evidence for intraplate volcanism; discovery of zeolite deposits and their relation to nodules and volcanics in Central Indian Ocean Basin; discovery [...] [...]

Parties are invited to refer to the overview of the session posted on the UNFCCC website and to consult the Daily Programme, published during the session, for a detailed and up-to-date schedule of the work of the SBI, as well as for more information on mandated in-session events.

Throughout the years, MAL has been involved in consulting on various projects to develop new and existing racing circuits in such places as Taichung, Indonesia, Borneo, Sri Lanka, Korea and Australia as well as being the driving force behind one of the consortiums invited to bid by the Singapore Government for the tender of a master plan for the development of an F1 street circuit in Singapore.

History of Civilizations of Central Asia: Volumes I and II translated into Chinese; Volume sales increase; Very favourable reviews by press and leading universities; Volume IV (Part Two) was published in June 2000 and met with great success among scholars and the public in general; Manuscript of Volume V approved; Work on The Different Aspects of Islamic Culture: continued preparation and publication of the various volumes, notably Volume IV (2 vols.) completed and Volume V (in the press); General History of Latin America: publication of Volumes II and III; Volumes IV to VI are being finalized; extrabudgetary funds being sought for the final volumes (VII to IX); General History of the Caribbean: drafting, editing and preparation for publication of the three remaining volumes (Volumes I, IV and V) continued; History of Humanity: publication and translations continued.