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Mr. Wang said long-term investments, including direct investments, private equity, infrastructure and real estate, now account for more than half of the fund's global portfolio, with the rest in public-market securities.
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Wang is basically asking Long Islanders to take a leap of faith, to put up the money and then cross their fingers that the new arena will revitalize the franchise and boost revenue substantially enough to pay them back.
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"The market has been fixated on the Facebook IPO for so long, " Mr. Wang said.
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"Pat LaFontaine had a great NHL career and does a lot for the Long Island community, " Wang said in a statement.
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"The number of collapsed buildings this time is less, and most are old houses that were built long before, " added Wang Ruheng, dean of the school of civil engineering and architecture at Southwest University of Science and Technology in the city of Mianyang, in Sichuan province.
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Professor OLIVER WANG (Sociology, Cal State Long Beach): Yeah.
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In a lab at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, Gene-Jack Wang is injecting overeaters with a radioactive sugar solution and putting them into a positron-emissions tomography machine to see how their brains react to food.
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"In the U.S. we only have three UVA filters that can extend the range of the UVA protection to the long range, " said Steven Wang, director of Dermatologic Surgery and Dermatology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New Jersey.
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Wang is an assistant professor of sociology at Cal State Long beach.
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Wang comes from a background unusual among architects of his stature, having served a nearly decade-long hitch working with traditional craftsmen in the construction industry.
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