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of the master, officers, agents, or servants to carefully handle and stow her cargo and to care for and properly deliver same, shall in any wise be lessened, weakened, or avoided. » 221 TETLEY William, The proposed new Unites States COGSA : The disintegration of Uniform International Carriage of Goods by Sea Law, JMLC, vol. 30, n.,4, octobre 1999, p.595; TETLEY William, The proposed New US COGSA, European Transport Law 1999, 415/424; STURLEY Michaël F., Proposed amendments to the US Carriage of Goods

disinfect (to) disinfect (to) v. t. (méd.), désinfecter disinfectant n. (pharm.), désinfectant m. disinfest (to) v. t. (chim., agric.), désinfester disintegrable adj. (phys. nucl.), désintégrable disintegrate (to) v. t. (phys. nucl.), désintégrer disintegration n., désagrégation f. (géol.), désintégration f. (phys. nucl.), ~ series, série radioactive disintegrator n., désintégrateur m. disjoint adj. (math., ...), disjoint disk n., disque m. (instr.), disquette f. (info., instr.), ~ controller (info.

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disinfect (to) disinfect (to) v. t. (méd.), désinfecter disinfectant n. (pharm.), désinfectant m. disinfest (to) v. t. (chim., agric.), désinfester disintegrable adj. (phys. nucl.), désintégrable disintegrate (to) v. t. (phys. nucl.), désintégrer disintegration n., désagrégation f. (géol.), désintégration f. (phys. nucl.), ~ series, série radioactive disintegrator n., désintégrateur m. disjoint adj. (math., ...), disjoint disk n., disque m. (instr.), disquette f. (info., instr.), ~ controller (info.

Companies” system) and making bankruptcy laws more favourable to non-government creditors; • Accelerating the deregulation of the telecommunications and power industries, to promote greater efficiency and increase demand. To achieve the vertical “disintegration” of the power industry and facilitate the entry of new competitors, the grid system operator should be grid owner and although supervised by the incumbent operator, its rates and profits should be overseen by the industry regulator. Furthermore

Valerie Robert, Procter & Gamble participating in the creation of value within structures in a constant state of flux. ‘Life-long learning’ will become the rule. This is already occurring as the information technology revolution facilitates the disintegration of old structures and favors the forming, un-forming, and reforming of project teams. No wonder that all recruiters stress the need for people who can learn and learn and learn! You must be ready to show your awareness of having learned in the

attached soil of any given plant. 353 Root bound: A condition that exists when a potted plant has outgrown its container. Roots: The colorless underground, part of a vascular plant which serves to anchor it and convey nourishment. Rot: Rot is the disintegration, discoloration, and decomposition of plant tissue. Rust: Rust is a plant disease that gives a "rusty" appearance to an infected surface of the plant. Sativa: A species of cannabis plant. Scorch: Scorch is the burning or drying and browning

business interests. This pressing against Putin tends to obtain two results: first of all Moscow’s final geopolitical separation from the central-Asian periphery, which had not taken place with the territorial “breakaway” that followed the Soviet’s disintegration. This so as to create a stable western area of influence situated in direct proximity with China, for the moment in terms of exchange and in the near future controlling its geopolitical ambitions. Secondly, making the Caspian with its offshore

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inherent breadth and many-sidedness should be claimed as its chief merit. At the same time We have to recognise that these are the very qualities which will render it "suspect" to an age of specialists. It would be a standing protest against the disintegration &culture with which we are threatened. In the days of our fathers the ancient classics were the common element in the culture of all men, a ground on which the specialists could meet. The world is changing, and it would seem that the classics