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Its response was to set up a standard that denied certification to any operations undertaken on land converted after November 1994.
FORBES: Connect
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What would it take to set up a genuine gold standard with a working mechanism for converting US dollars into gold on demand?
FORBES: The Death Certificate Of The Paper Dollar: Where To Next?
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U.S. markets have been strong, although not up to the standard set by Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, India, and Brazil.
FORBES: Half empty, half full, or almost drained?
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If you ask most people, they'd tell you there's nothing wrong with the standard classroom set-up of a blackboard and chalk, or a whiteboard and dry-erase markers.
ENGADGET
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Fergus Woods has legal responsibility for the quality and standard of any registry set up in the islands.
BBC: Private planes parked at Guernsey Airport
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What many companies have not yet recognized is that these standard sustainability performance metrics set up an inescapable improvement trajectory.
FORBES: Sustainability Standards and Sustainability Creep
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Last year, they set up the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association, which is working on a standard set of documents to make trading easier.
ECONOMIST: Asian lending
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In his first year as president Reagan set up the U.S. Gold Commission to study returning to the gold standard.
FORBES: Reagan's Monetary History
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With its elaborate system of narrow passes, viaducts and rock-hewn tunnels, the Swiss rail network has set the standard for more than a century, since its engineers first laid tracks up and down the steepest slopes and seemingly defied the impossible.
BBC: Swiss movement
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"She is likely to set the sales standard by which everyone will be judged for the rest of the year in the run-up to Christmas, " he added.
BBC: Cole set for singles chart record
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Ranging from 1919 to 1994, the set is divided into sections on the blues, church roots, party songs, standard tunes (slow and up-tempo), jazz originals, scat-singing and novelties, though the compiler acknowledges that many of his pieces overlap their pigeonholes.
ECONOMIST: Jazz singers