In this regard, the agreed objectives of the Convention of Biological Diversity are a particularly useful reference for what business should be doing about biodiversity.

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Students learn to think analytically and critically, not just to reference current or past business practice.

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With a grammar and words to fill it, the reader is equipped for the business end of the book: reference.

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This is the global surface temperature departure from the 1961-1990 average, also from the CRU at East Anglia. (Despite all the climategate hubbub, this is still the reference standard in the business).

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"We want to manage the cost of desktop operations and increase stability, " says Gene Dickamore, business systems manager for Arup Labs, a medical reference laboratory.

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Web development is an inherently messy business in which a single web page is composed through reference to many individual CSS and Javascript files.

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Equally, I find business aviation lobbyists at fault for theatrically taking offense at any reference to the tax break.

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While Hong Kong was more of a business center and Macau was becoming a resort destination, there were enough similarities to cross reference the data and his team was able to create an analytic left-brain quantitative prioritization model using a right brain intuitive approach to the data.

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In SoftWide's stores, in contrast, 50% of the software sold is educational and reference software (much of which is otherwise only available by mail order), 30% is business software and only 20% games.

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