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...went on to predict a free trade agreement in the peaceful region...
...which they are actively pushing, although they say they are not opposed to the proposal. “This is not something that the Core office asked to happen,” Director of the Core Susan Lewis says, noting that her office is usually able to accurately predict course enrollments under the current registration system. “There are two groups of people in the institution who really would like better information, and one of them is the Faculty—they’d like to get underway in the beginning—and the graduate students...
...even with preregistration, some administrators are unsure that the Faculty would have accurate enough information to predict course enrollments...
Because sophomores, juniors and seniors tend to take a wide variety of courses, it is currently difficult to predict course enrollment, Gross and Wolcowitz...
...million worth of carbon dioxide was traded among companies in the U.S. and Europe. The World Bank's Prototype Carbon Fund, which helps countries preserve forest and reduce CO2 emissions, says the number of greenhouse-gas trades and the volume of gas affected will double this year. Experts predict that the right to emit a ton of carbon dioxide, which costs between $3.50 and $6 if purchased in bulk today, will cost between $7 and $12 by 2005. That would make the global market for greenhouse-gas credits worth well over $3 billion a year...