Asthma UK said the paper helped add to the understanding of how asthma and diet are connected.
Managing editor Charles Onyango Obbo said the paper should be published again in a few days, according to the Associated Press news agency.
FSA, said the paper, was intending to review or even eliminate the grey zone, in order to reduce the number of personal bankruptcies.
In an editorial in Friday's edition, Mr Murdoch said the paper had made a mistake in publishing the cartoon and that he was sorry for any offence.
"The relationship between China and the African continent is one of the most significant relationships in the world today, " said the paper's publisher and editor-in-chief, Zhu Ling.
"When the economy is slowing, to stubbornly stick to a policy of improving government finances would simply lead to a collapse in government finances altogether, " said the paper.
Mr Wooding, who joined the NoW 18 months ago, said the paper was "fantastic" and "decent, hard-working, distinguished journalists were all carrying the can for the sins of a previous regime".
Judith Kingston, a consultant at Barts and the London, said the paper highlighted the importance of following-up survivors to learn about the long-term effects and to investigate how treatments might be modified.
News of the World editor Colin Myler said the paper was pleased at the lack of punitive damages, but added that "our press is less free today after another judgement based on privacy laws emanating from Europe".
Chris Landers, 21, an English major and co-editor-in-chief of the college's newspaper, the Oberlin Review, said the paper has welcomed letters to the editor and has asked people to contact the staff with any incident reports to encourage dialogue from all groups on campus.
The Trading Standards Institute said that the paper documents could easily be altered by fraudulent sellers.
At one point, the paper was going to be published in The Lancet, but Graham says it was delayed due to conflicts with his bosses at the FDA. Graham on Monday morning said that the paper is not in press at this time, and underscored that his estimate of up to 138, 000 heart attacks and strokes has not changed.
Icann critics said the policy paper had been dreamed up to quell criticism and had not been ratified by members of the body.
Last week, the First Minister Peter Robinson said the strategy paper was almost ready for publication, but he acknowledged there are three areas of disagreement between the parties.
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Editor Paul McNamee said the revamped paper would feature an improved lay-out and beefed-up editorial content.
New Times editor Chuck Strouse said Tuesday the paper had not yet decided how to respond.
Professor Tim Peto, consultant in infectious diseases at the University of Oxford, said the original paper in Science came as a great surprise to experts.
Tory peer Lord Bruce-Lockhart, who chairs the Local Government Association, said the White Paper was "encouraging" and took "significant steps on local leadership, deregulation and cutting red tape".
Mei said in the paper on Wednesday that her company applied for patent rights for Xiaoi in 2004 in China and the patent right went into effect in 2006.
The PCC said that although the paper had published stories about the relationship between the Ms Brown and Gary Glitter, in both 1987 and 1993, the police did not pursue the allegations.
"The government will carry out a review of the state pension age every five years, based around the principle that people should maintain a specific proportion of adult life receiving the state pension, " said the White Paper.
But he said the Kyoto paper was "quite a large step forward" in developing a process by which sperm could be made for infertile men, perhaps by taking as a starting point a cell from their skin or from something like bone marrow.
The review process is not being questioned, Marcus said, and the paper was not considered any less thoroughly than usual despite its being published relatively quickly.
With regard to the picture published alongside the report on Tuesday, Mr Davies said the photographs published in the paper could have been taken in woodlands close to where he walks his dogs every day.
The IMF paper said moving the budget to balance would put the U.S. in a better position to deal with the massive fiscal pressures it will face as the baby boom generation starts to retire this decade, Reuters news agency reported.
The Wests could not recall any red flags, and the investigators and forensic accountants on the case said that the particularly nice paper on which Southern Financial printed its financial statements was the only thing investors might have noticed as unusual.
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The year-old paper said the volatility in projecting North Sea oil revenues created financial uncertainty and, although an oil fund - which the Scottish government has said it wants to set up after independence - could increase stability, it might mean spending cuts.
The security firm found that in an attempt to hide the origin of the attack, it had been routed through computers in US universities which, the paper said, "matches the subterfuge used in many other attacks that Mandiant has tracked to China".
In an article on the FT's website, the paper said 12 posts titled "Hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army" appeared on its Tech blog between 8:38 a.m. and 8:42 a.m. on Friday.
"The opinion makes clear that those criminals who act as principal culprits behind the scenes to organise, direct, and plot as well as those who actively participate in inciting, coercing, enticing, abetting, or assisting others to carry out self-immolations, will be held criminally liable for intentional homicide, " the paper said, according to a translation on the Dui Hua website.
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