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...also expanding in less-developed western regions like Xinjiang and eastern ones like Inner Mongolia, where the company is building its 39th Chinese bottling plant. Bold moves in a downturn? Maybe, but then again, there's precedent. In the 1930s, Coke broke in to 20 new countries and territories, an expansion of 74% from the start of the decade. This decade may not quite be another Great Depression, but the strategy seems worth repeating...
...only woman to be hailed as an athletic superstar in Peru. It seems that majority of Peru's sports stars are female. For example, she is now the 76th name to be added to the "cornice of fame" at the National Stadium in the Peruvian capital Lima - the 39th woman to receive the honor. She has thus widened even more the advantage for women athletes in a country where men take sports very seriously but women win medals and championships. "It is a strange phenomenon. There are few countries in the world where the most respected athletes, the role models...
...poisoning and clinical pharmacology, as well as his devotion to the environment and children’s health. This year’s Environmental Merit Awards included 12 lifetime achievement awards, nine individual awards, and over 20 awards to organizations, agencies, and student groups. The awards also marked the 39th annual celebration of Earth...
...Pinsky and Rakalam both played off each other, the music responding to the fixed, internal rhythms of the poem and the words being given new depth by the music. What the improvisation did was that it unlocked the essence of the poem.” Pinsky served as the 39th U.S. poet laureate from 1997 to 2000. He has published nineteen books of poetry, prose, and translations. Adam L. Palay ’11, a member of the Advocate and the event’s organizer, said that the reading was a change from those usually held at the Advocate...
...last fall’s Big 5 Invitational in par-5 holes, seems to be emerging as the indisputable anchor of the Crimson squad, despite being just a freshman.Junior Danny Mayer shot +16 to tie at 27th, while classmate Greg Shuman shot 19 over for a share of 39th. Shuman also finished as the third-best golfer on par-3 holes, averaging 3.08 strokes.“We got better as the tournament went on just from playing a ton of golf,” Shuman said.Despite settling for a share of 51st with a score of 22 over...