They use different makes of artificial joints, different kinds of anesthesia, different regimens for post-surgical pain control and physical therapy.
The guys at the top are not going to give up control of post-season college football just because a few extra bucks could be made with a playoff system.
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Russia has backed a French call for a new U.N. resolution, saying this would help form a new political leadership in Iraq and the holding of democratic elections, but questions remain over whether Washington would be willing to share control over post-war Iraq.
Post-merger PMI-FTC together control up to 90% of the expanding Philippine tobacco market with a greater presence on the low and mid-priced segments.
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However, it is surely over-stating the case to argue that it is only post-negotiation that such issues as the control of oil and the organisation of defence would or could be determined.
It has not reorganized itself, and the old and decrepit former U.S.IA bureaucracy now under its control, to face the post-Cold War challenge.
The Post reported that a malfunction in Mir's attitude-control system also occurred in March, causing it to list until an alternate back-up system was activated.
Still, the basic building blocks of various factions struggling for control, order, and survival in a post-apocalyptic wasteland is rife with dramatic potential.
The elder Graham had inherited control of the Post Co. from his father-in-law, Eugene Meyer, who had acquired it out of bankruptcy in 1933.
Limiting the number of post-nominations screenings and outlawing hospitality are just two examples of stricter control.
Post-campaign brand lift metrics were based on generally accepted test versus control methods.
About 200 of them are still at the camp seven year later, as the post-Dayton carve-up of Bosnia has left their villages under Serb control.
Miller, "a decorated retired detective with the NYPD's Organized Crime Control Bureau and a staff photographer for The Post" -- and Baldwin both filed police reports for harassment on Sunday.
That is trying to control behavior, whether it is inside the prison or on post-release.
He also became a best-selling author, a reality TV personality, a supporter of fellow vets suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, an avid hunter and an outspoken opponent of gun control.
Bentley had signalled his intent with a 25-yard shot in the first minute, and he went close nine minutes later with a lovely control and volley narrowly wide of Taylor's right-hand post from the edge of the area.
Amazingly, some of those same people -- including Spurgeon Keeney , president of the Arms Control Association and Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes , a former U.S. Arms Control Agency lawyer, who are quoted in today's Washington Post -- are sharply critical of even these modest efforts to understand and begin to address the threat that they purport to regard as a serious one (at least when opposing missile defenses).
On 26 March, the Post Office will be turned into a state-owned limited company, giving its management more control over key commercial decisions.
In the event that Turkey plays a significant role in a post-Assad Syria, it can be expected that the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood would fairly rapidly take control of the country.
HeartWare said that the FDA was requiring the company to perform a post-approval study in the form of a registry consisting of 600 HeartWare patients and an additional 600 control patients.
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In an article in the Huffington Post, he notes that at no time in the trial did the control group test a true low-fat diet.
There is something to this, but Japan's national obsession with quality was apparent early in its post-war industrialisation, when it adopted the teachings of W. Edwards Deming, an American quality-control guru.
When a Morgan Stanley (nyse: MS - news - people ) analyst recently began agitating for change at the New York Times Co. (nyse: NYT - news - people ), Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. defended his family's supervoting power by claiming the nation's three preeminent newspapers--the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post (nyse: WPO - news - people )--owe their journalistic greatness to control by families like his.
According to a Washington Post-ABC News poll released on Monday evening, about half of Americans say they have grown more supportive of gun control measures since the Newtown shooting.
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