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[...] [...] one-time unique pass number that a user must enter along with a PIN to access a network remotely, it is able to deliver its solution at a fraction of the cost of [...]

[...] rapidly-changing Internet environment, UNESCO [...] [...]

[...] design with fewer networks by using multiple topologies, devices and managed switch rings.

In environments such as Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Somalia, it is particularly worrying that humanitarian [...] [...]

This network camera, with 27X optical zoom 1/4 Sony CCD, with enhanced mechanical filter with a unique double condenser technology, even in low light environment, can also provide amazing high definition, bright images.

[...] [...] development of policy directives and guidelines in sustainable sanitation); Colombia [...] [...]

Dermalogica products are currently sold in over 80 countries at select skin treatment centers on the recommendation of a qualified professional skin therapist in addition to the brand's concept spaces in Santa Monica, CA; New York, NY; London, England; Berlin, Germany; Auckland, New Zealand; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; and Mumbai, India and online at Dermalogica.com.

LEGIC Master-Token System Control [...]

[...] [...] (Exemption from Licensing) (Amendment) Order 2012, at Annex A, should be made under section 39 of the Telecommunications Ordinance to amend the Telecommunications (Telecommunications Apparatus) (Exemption from Licensing) Order by withdrawing [...] [...]

It points towards windows of opportunity in pertinent areas of the Organization’s action, and suggests that UNESCO needs to become an active player in the international debate about the use of the Internet, local content creation, multilingualism, freedom of expression in cyberspace, ethical aspects of the Internet and issues of privacy.

An amount of $519,600 is proposed to provide for recurring requirements centrally administered by the Executive Office on behalf of the Department of Management for commercial communications services, at the standard rate derived from past expenditure patterns ($434,800), for the acquisition of standard communications equipment ($24,300) and for mobile office technology and tokens for critical staff to enable remote access to the United Nations server in the event that staff are unable to come to the office to carry out their duties ($56,000), as well as for videoconferencing services ($4,500).

Cost-effective, compact Ethernet loopback tool that [...] [...]

345. The amount of $573,500 would provide for the acquisition of specialized communications equipment and associated software, the replacement of obsolete equipment for DPKO and DFS and the provision of the following support services: acquisition of videoconferencing terminals and conferencing units ($72,000); software for videoconferencing and remote access control ($30,000); satellite modems ($25,000); test and installation equipment for the satellite Earth station ($70,000); spare parts and supplies for communications equipment, including modems, routers and terminals ($154,000); mobile office (Citrix) tokens for critical staff to enable remote access to the United Nations server in the event that staff are unable to come to the office to carry out their duties ($213,500); and communications support services for conference rooms in the North Lawn Building ($9,000).

[...] (Exemption from Licensing) Order (Cap. 106 [...] [...]

[...] [...] screws, retaining ring, indicator label, mounting [...]

[...] [...] lighting products which are made from Taiwan.

[...] [...] and travel ban on sanctioned individuals and entities, and criminal networks and perpetrators [...] [...]

[...] can also choose their own brand of frequency inverters [...]

[...] [...] reinforcing the regional network that enables public television stations to shoot, send and [...] [...]

To build up a healthy, harmonious and developing Internet environment for Internet users, CNNIC implemented all-round CN domain name monitoring, screened over 90,000 websites, processed 4,228 unlawful and illegal websites in 2011, cut off the path of diffusion of undesirable information on the network, and made great contribution to the Internet governance in China.

[...] [...] fishing) from the period before the gillnet ban.

[...] the ODS recycling network in Morocco (MOR/REF/23/TAS/17), [...] [...]

The impressive success of these “portals”, with their [...] [...]

Shanghai China, May 20, 2010 – Emerson Climate Technologies, a business of Emerson (NYSE: EMR), announced that the 2010 Emerson Cup Air-Conditioning Design Competition has officially begun to accept entries starting today.