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Lastly, data analysis is tricky, particularly when dealing with low abundance targets.

[...] are famously difficult even for the most experienced companies, and Lenovo could soon discover it [...] [...]

Hence, this issue remains extremely thorny.

Secretary Denise YUE, you may first settle down in the personnel division.

[...] for many seems tricky, but from the moment [...] [...]

Crises and other critical incidents are particularly delicate situations, and all those affected need psychological first aid and support; indeed, lack of counselling support may lead to the development of post-traumatic stress disorder.

They only wish to express what they think deep down in their heart and listen to the other party's opinions in order to see if any compromised option can be proposed for discussion.

[...] [...] production and handled many knotty problems.

Firstly, the Government has mentioned how to handle the Lehman Brothers minibond incident, that is, the so-called sale of financial products.

Although the right of States parties to withdraw from treaties was guaranteed under international law, it was problematic when a State party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons developed suspicious nuclear technology, supposedly in exercise of its right to develop peaceful uses of nuclear technology, and then sought to withdraw from the Treaty in order to avoid verification of its compliance with its non-proliferation obligations.

Of course, the people of Hong Kong should not be complacent, especially when the sovereignty over the territory will revert to China in less than six years.

The biggest one is that many Housing Associations are unable to make a profit or break even on their existing stock, due to rent controls.

In the main, it was observed that the challenges of managing transboundary oil and gas reserves were quite different from those relating to transboundary aquifers, invoking different social, economic and commercial implications.

The following two areas of technical assistance could be focused upon, inter alia, (a) legal advice on trade law aimed at enhancing the value added and branding potential of SIDS’ traditional products, particularly in relation to fisheries, an area of key economic interest in which geographical indications are often desirable, and where the question of rules of origin is likely to be a thorny issue; (b) technical advice to secure market entry for products of export interest, notably to facilitate compliance with sanitary and phytosanitary requirements, and legal advice on how to challenge action possibly aimed at restricting or banning imports of SIDS products.