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Berg, the Western State Conference champion, passed a big test Friday with a nine-second victory over Sarah Apgar of Southwestern. Apgar added, "By relentlessly decreasing operating costs per square foot--the agreed upon 'best practice' in corporate real estate--regardless of how the business might change in the future, real estate executives run the risk of under managing one of the largest variables on the corporate books. A total of 321 children born to these women met the following inclusion criteria: child born with at least 36 weeks of gestational age, 5-min Apgar score [greater than or equal to] 6, birth weight > 2,000 g, without major or minor congenital anomalies or being the product of multiple birth. |
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