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Acronym	Definition
ALTER	Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation (EU)
ALTER	Acceptable Long-Term Exposure Range

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Nimrat Kaur: Waking up to some tragic news about the passing away of Tom Alter.

Tom Alter death: Bollywood says farewell

Location of Project and Description of Site : Alter Modus operates through 7 regional branches and 8 sub-branch representative offices serving 17,600 borrowers in the end of 2015.

Alter Modus

Alter has attempted to write for both a scholarly and a popular audience.

Ancient Israel: The Former Prophets Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings: A Translation with Commentary

France Alter Eco, which is headquartered in Paris, offers products such as chocolate, coffee, tea and juices.

France Alter Eco to become part of Wessanen

Most of us started out as artists, then we went into collage, and then we went into altered art, which utilizes collage," says Marilyn Peer, a Florence book artist who also alters hand bags, clothing and anything else she can find.

Literary art

There are numerous opportunities during gestation where insecticides and products from several other chemical classes can alter the purpose of a cell, tissue, organ, or system function in the brain or CNS, much like the discoveries presented for CPF.

A case for revisiting the safety of pesticides: a closer look at neurodevelopment

This ensures that no one can remove or alter the data without copying the original.

The admissibility of digital photographs in criminal cases

Gilchrist draws upon his experiences, studies, and reflections in Alter Christus: St.

Alter Christus

Decrease medications that promote anorexia, dry mouth, diuresis, dysphagia, or lethargy, or those that alter gustatory sensation (e.

Preventing aspiration pneumonia in at-risk residents

Tom Alter, of Alter & Associates, was the broker.

First Industrial reports increase in market activity. (New Jersey)

1980)); or (2) a transaction in which T fails to completely liquidate and new T becomes T's alter ego; see Telephone Answering Service Co.

Letter rulings flirt with limits of liquidation-reincorporation doctrine

Newsweek's November 5th issue, for instance, features an ambivalent article by Jonathan Alter entitled "Time to Think About Torture.