Manufacturers, who generally consider themselves officially ill-used, are pleased that the government is recognising their importance.
According to the Indictment, Baxter used his ill-gotten gains to buy jewelry, cars, extravagant international travel, and other personal luxury goods and services.
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He said there had been a "media frenzy" surrounding the child abuse allegations in Wales and "ill- or uninformed commentators" had used the internet to accuse him of something he had not done.
That work, by a group of researchers at the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) and published in a paper in Nature, used slow-moving neutrons falling due to gravity.
One reason: an ill-advised move in the late 1990s into home appliances and even used cars, via online peddler CarMax.
He said that registry will be used in cross-referencing data bases for the mentally ill and criminals.
So-called "ventricular support" devices are nothing new, but the previously cumbersome size meant that they could only remain in the patient for only a few months, so were used as a short-term measure to keep desperately ill patients alive until a transplant organ could be found.
Courts can punish and deter wrongdoing, but they are ill-equipped to weigh the complex trade-offs involved in regulating a widely used product such as tobacco.
Plenty of adjectives could be used to describe Gillespie: proud, cocky, adamant, verbose, ill-advised, rash, even stupid.
Because all transactions with bitcoins are public, said Mr Shtylman, everyone who used the coins knew that the thieves had yet to start spending their ill-gotten gains.
Apple took notice and repurposed the messages to be used as data points for internal use, evidenced by a graph charting customer complaints about the ill-fated Internet service, MobileMe.
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