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61Sybase iAnywhere — Infobox Company company name = Sybase iAnywhere Inc. company company type = Subsidiary foundation = 1981, Waterloo, Ontario (Watcom), 2000, Dublin, California (iAnywhere) location = Dublin, California key people = Terry Stepien, President, John S …
62Charles H. Taylor (publisher) — Charles H. Taylor Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Personal details Spouse(s) Georgiana Olivia Davis Occupation Journal …
63Matt Anderson (volleyball) — Matt Anderson Personal information Full name Matt Anderson Born …
64Kydland, Finn E. — ▪ Norwegian economist born December 1943, Ålgård, near Stavanger, Norway Norwegian economist, who, with Edward C. Prescott (Prescott, Edward C.), won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2004 for contributions to dynamic macroeconomics, notably …
65Prescott, Edward C. — ▪ American economist born December 26, 1940, Glens Falls, New York, U.S. American economist, who, with Finn E. Kydland (Kydland, Finn E.), won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2004 for contributions to two areas of dynamic macroeconomics:… …
66David J. Leland — For other people named David Leland, see David Leland (disambiguation). David J. Leland Member of the Ohio House of Representatives from the 28th district In office January 3, 1983 December 31, 1984 Preceded by District Relocated from Cuyahoga… …
67National School of Leadership — National School of Leadership, IN Motto Lead by Choice Established 2008 Type Private …
68forklift upgrade — n. An upgrade to a computer network or other electronic system that requires a massive hardware investment. Example Citation: Manufacturers of profitable PBX systems, notorious for requiring forklift upgrades and heavy maintenance fees, need a… …
69oil|shock — oil shock or oil|shock «OYL SHOK», noun. the economic effects of an acute shortage in the supply of oil: »“The economy is now on a weaker growth path…partly, but not exclusively, because of the oil shock,” said…[the] chairman of the President s… …
70oil shock — or oil|shock «OYL SHOK», noun. the economic effects of an acute shortage in the supply of oil: »“The economy is now on a weaker growth path…partly, but not exclusively, because of the oil shock,” said…[the] chairman of the President s Council of… …
