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"If this process was even alienating people [who have a significant interest in politics], I was concerned that it would have an effect on people with a marginal interest, the people the IOP is trying to attract," Markham said.
In 1988, when she was two years old, Ashi began taking PEG-ADA, a newly developed drug that consists of the missing enzyme protected by a chemical sheath that enables it to function in the bloodstream for days. While the drug requires weekly injections for life at an annual cost...
Between 1989 and 1992, the number of federal income tax returns filed by New Mexico residents who showed wage income increased by 35,770--or 6.6%. Between 1993 and 1996, when the Intel-related jobs were created, wage returns rose 40,551, or 6.8%, a marginal increase.
Piazza, concerned with the wealth of his team more that the health of the league, should be paid his marginal revenue product, perhaps more so if there's a potential bidding war.
"The Kremlin is reaching hard for medical terms that nobody quite understands to tell us that Yeltsin is tired and perhaps depressed," says TIME Moscow correspondent Andrew Meier. "But as long as he's still breathing, much of the political establishment wants to keep him in office because they're...