Policy Forum Soda and Tobacco Industry Corporate Social Responsibility Campaigns: How Do They Compare? Lori Dorfman1, Andrew Cheyne1*, Lissy C. Friedman2, Asiya Wadud1, Mark Gottlieb2 1 Berkeley Media Studies Group, Ber

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VMPlaceS: A Generic Tool to Investigate and Compare VM Placement Algorithms Adrien Lebre, Jonathan Pastor, Mario S¨ udholt ASCOLA Research Group (Mines Nantes, Inria, LINA), Nantes, France

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Using Group Codes with the YFCY Survey We provide two Group Code variables (Group Code A, Group Code B) that allow institutions to compare specific subgroups of their student sample. They are typically used by institutio

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CASE STUDY ELASTICSEARCH STANDS UP TO COMPARISON AT COMPARE GROUP Creating a memorable shopping experience for users. Company

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• Software
• Computing
• Data management
• Search engine software
• Kibana
• Elasticsearch
• NoSQL
• E-commerce
• Structured storage
• Compare Group
• Apache Lucene
• Comparison shopping website

Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Address 4 Postcode Go Compare Pet Insurance Imperial House Imperial Way Newport Gwent NP10 8UH More Than Pet Insurance Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc PO BOX 15769 Birmingham B2 2RA

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• Economy
• Finance
• Types of insurance
• Financial institutions
• Pets
• Money
• Insurance
• Pet
• Liverpool Victoria
• More Than
• RSA Insurance Group

Using Group Codes with the CSS We provide two Group Code variables (Group Code A, Group Code B) that allow institutions to compare specific subgroups of their student sample. They are typically used by institutions to id

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• Higher Education Research Institute
• University of California
• Los Angeles
• Group code
• Cascading Style Sheets
• Code
• G-code
• Computing
• Notation
• Software engineering

Using Group Codes with TFS We provide two group code variables (Group Code A, Group Code B) that allow institutions to compare specific subgroups of their student sample. They are typically used to identify students in d

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• Higher Education Research Institute
• University of California
• Los Angeles
• Code
• Regular expression

AUTOMORPHISMS OF FUSION SYSTEMS OF FINITE SIMPLE GROUPS OF LIE TYPE CARLES BROTO, JESPER M. MØLLER, AND BOB OLIVER Abstract. For a finite group G of Lie type and a prime p, we compare the automorphism groups of the fusi

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• Algebra
• Abstract algebra
• Group theory
• Finite groups
• Sylow theorems
• P-group
• Group extension
• Automorphism
• Abelian group
• PSL
• Center
• Group of Lie type

Day 2/Working Group 2 Annotation and transcription practices Our original charge • Compare the annotation systems and content foci in order to determine the consequences,

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• Language
• Writing
• Information science
• Information
• Reference
• Computational linguistics
• Annotation
• Transcription
• Speech recognition
• Text annotation

Using Group Codes with the DLE Survey We provide two Group Code variables (Group Code A, Group Code B) that allow institutions to compare specific subgroups of their student sample. They are typically used by institution

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