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of time and at an affordable cost.

the product has been approved.

trends, and other risks detailed from time to time in Leadis' reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission including its Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2007 and Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2008.

create their products, but also to ensure that their test equipment is able to tackle the raising challenges of accurately testing their performance.

IP protection in their export markets, while the consumer nations, mainly the developing countries, are less able to identify and represent their own interests against those of the developed nations.

Arab Emirates, or Kuwait and Saudi Arabia where there will be no conversion of enterprises to non-HCFC alternatives in the air-conditioning manufacturing sector during stage I of the HPMPs due to different priorities.

if the critical components used in their products are already tested and certified by UL.

unauthorised copying of digital works.

reporting of suspicious transactions; participation in international special measures for the surveillance of precursors as part of Project PRISM and Project Cohesion; and expert group conferences such as the Synthetic Drug Enforcement Conference held in Nunspeet, the Netherlands, in November 2007, which highlighted trends, new chemicals and legislative weaknesses.

media, non-governmental organizations, representatives of communities and intergovernmental organizations, in order to share best practices and experiences on renewable energies in sub-Saharan Africa and to facilitate the adoption of optimal renewable energy technologies.

needs for chemical precursors, developing e-learning materials for industry and enforcement agencies, holding seminars for the chemical industry and establishing inter-agency precursor working groups to develop better precursor controls, backtracking investigations and measures to encourage the voluntary monitoring of non-controlled substances.

strengths of interest to OEM's including: a 30 year track record, broad product and technology offering, a clear focus on small to medium displays, commitment to key markets, as well as a truly global manufacturing and support infrastructure.

are keenly focused on meeting our customer’s product needs.

to remain in compliance with the Montreal Protocol if the HPMP were not approved.

system，so to provide the best solution, raise management skills and decrease risk loss for clients.

generated have led to innovations in materials and production processes and, ultimately, to better quality stoves, more choices, and lower costs.

during the warranty period, we encourage fans eager to test them in real conditions of use to have it checked routinely by a watch licensee, at the approach of summer.