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...Areva is well placed to capitalize on any comeback. The company, which had revenues of $13.5 billion and is owned by the French state, is a one-stop shop for nuclear energy with almost a one-third share of the market. Unlike its key competitors Westinghouse and General Electric, its activities span all aspects of the business: it mines and enriches uranium ore to make nuclear fuel; designs and constructs reactors and helps to operate them; it also recycles the spent fuel and packages the remaining waste. Just last month, it announced a joint venture with Baltimore-based Constellation Energy...
...would say two-thirds. I would say about one-third boys are usually in the [bookstore] lines, which is kind of cool. But I think part of it is because she's not a girlie-girl. She could be Johnnie B. Jones and the probably the stories wouldn't change very much...
...three branches was killed in an 18-13 vote in the UC. As a result of these indirect elections, SAC member Sam Teller ’08, who is also a Crimson editor, pointed out at Wednesday’s meeting that “at least one-third, two-thirds of this committee doesn’t want to campaign and promote a party.” CLC members said creating successful events was their top priority. To do that, the CLC needs to send a new message, according to Petrich. “Open up to the college...
...center. Kamarck and Galston also outline four myths they believe have hindered the progress of the Democratic Party: the myth of mobilization, of demography, of language, and of prescription drugs.They warn against the belief that the Democrats must mobilize the base of liberals. “Because conservatives are one-third of the electorate and liberals are only one-fifth, the strategy of trying to create a liberal majority by going left...will not work as well for the Democrats,” Galston said.The authors also disagree with the idea that demographic changes will favor Democrats. For example, Hispanics...
Mercedes and its parent, DaimlerChrysler, have delivered an ultimatum to Smart, which is based near Stuttgart but whose cars are manufactured in France: Break even by 2007 or else. The roadster and the SUV have been axed, as have one-third the employees. Ulrich Walker, Smart's president, says the firm has reduced fixed costs 26% and is "on the right track toward an economically sound future." Some financial analysts are urging Daimler not to wait until 2007, but Dieter Zetsche, the newly appointed chief executive, says that "it's only fair to give them the time to deliver...