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Nov 4, 2009
 

LEAD STORY Werewolf #5: Out Now - Lycanthropes Rejoice! NZ POLITICS Mohikinui Hydro Scheme: Brownlee Drops Spanner In SOE's Consent Process Secret Treaty: ACTA Copyright Treaty Really Is That Bad Pacific.Scoop: Fiji Expulsion... [read full story]                    

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15. Need for improved tapping methods for rubber. Why?

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Commodities Talk - By Hanim Adnan THE simple act of rubber tapping may be insignificant but continuous loss of tapping days can lead to severe reduction in the world’s natural rubber (NR) production. The trend now indicates...

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Philips Healthcare Inc. - Philips SureSigns Vital Signs Monitors - Class 2 Recall

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SureSigns Vital Signs Monitors (VS3)-Vital Signs Viewer Central Viewing Station View up to 12 VM monitors at 1 time Part number: 863069,863070,863071,863072,863073,863074,453564041251,453564041261,...

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Farm Assist payments exceed 10,000 as farm incomes at ‘breaking point’

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By Ray Ryan Tuesday, November 24, 2009 THE number of people in receipt of Farm Assist payments has exceeded 10,000 as farming incomes hit crisis point, Fine Gael agriculture spokesperson Michael Creed said yesterday. He said...

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INTERVIEW - Honduras de facto leader confident U.S. will back vote

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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The de facto leader who took power in Honduras after a June coup is confident the United States will recognize a Nov. 29 presidential election and help end the country's international isolation.

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