Word: retainers
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Parker will retain the same syllabus and casebook, but students said the greatest difficulty in the transition was the time change necessitated by Parker's schedule. The course meetings have changed from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays...
Over the next few years, all but 1,000 companies will be sold to their workers and to the public, and presumably to some foreign investors. Small enterprises, which make up 80% of the total, will be completely privatized, while the government will retain some stake in medium- and large-size firms. Beijing has come up with a Deng-style slogan for this devolution of power: "Take a tight grip of the big ones and let loose of the small ones." That process will result in the death of many inefficient firms that have been propped up by government loans...
...addition, there has been mention of a possible legal challenge over the organization's name, should PBHA attempt to retain its moniker...
Students who do not wish to sign up for the new Visa card will be able to retain a Coop membership card...
McCarthy said that the KSG wanted to retain a group of students coming directly from college in part because many of the school's minority students come through a national program which draws heavily on undergraduate students. Sponsored by private foundations, the Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) provides training and stipends to minority students who want to pursue degrees in public policy...