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We introduce specific matrices for bars systems and special matrices for ramification and meeting nodes.

Moreover, because of possible legal ramification, companies may want to delete email messages after 12 months, for instance.

RAMIFICATION OF THE HEPATIC ARTERY IN SWINE (Sus scrofa domestica)

Summary: New Delhi [India], Apr 26 (ANI): Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa on Friday wrote a letter to the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) over alleged "relaxation" of the Model Code of Conduct in the state, saying any such move will have ramifications on polls in other states.

This collection of poems written by contemporary Romanian poet Mircea Dinescu explores the existential ramifications for individuals living in a politically troubled and consumer-driven society.

BREXIT could have huge ramifications for the UK's investment industry, which manages more than PS1.2trn worth of assets, a new report has warned.

28 (Petra) -- Jordan and the United Kingdom on Sunday discussed ways to address the ramifications of the Syrian crisis for Jordan's security, economic and political sector.

The ramifications of the Syrian crisis will figure high on the agenda for the two leaders' meeting.

special coordinator for Lebanon discussed the Syrian crisis and its political ramifications with MP Boutros Harb Tuesday, according to a U.N.

A CHECK on global recovery would have serious ramifications for the North-east, a leading bank told business leaders this week.