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propaganda purposes. There is another story that suggests Marie Antoinette introduced croissants to France from her native Vienna. This seems highly unlikely, as the earliest French reference to a croissant isn’t until 1853. Interestingly, wandering Austrian pastry chefs did introduce the flaky pastry to Denmark at about this time, the eponymous “Danish” pastries being known there aswienerbr?d (Vienna bread). In Vienna, they are calledKopenhagener. What does a St. Bernard carry around its neck? St. Bernards

hope to patients and physicians fighting to prevail against serious disease. 19 Venture capitalists speak out The more things change, the more they stay the same? We are in the midst of a global crisis that is buffeting industries from airlines to wireless communications. But unlike most industries, biotechnology is no stranger to financing droughts, and biotech companies have become quite adept at surviving market slumps. This inevitably raises a couple of interesting questions. Has the

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AIMS OF A PROJECT PARTNERSHIP Kukla C; Loibl H; Detter H; Hannenheim W Wiener Neustaedter Bildungs- und ForschungsgesmbH; Vienna,Technical University 92 © Copyright 2004 Rapra Technology Limited References and Abstracts The work of an Austrian project partnership set up to solve the specific problems of micro-injection moulding is summarised. The problems discussed are related to the machine, the mould, the process, quality control, further processing and packaging, and integration. The

the hospital to perform an emergency operation. What choice did he have? He was a doctor, and anxious as he was to see his mother again after so many years, his first duty was to his patients. A new plan was hastily put in motion. He telephoned the airline company and asked them to send a representative to speak to his mother when she arrived in New York, explaining that he had been called away at the last minute and that she should find a taxi to take her into Manhattan. A key would be left for her