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181. Preemption point selection for improved memory hierarchy management
182. A New and Improved Spin-Dependent Dark Matter Exclusion Limit Using the PICASSO Experiment
183. REDACTED: A look at the United States government system for classifying and releasing information and how the current state of legal and procedural quagmire might be improved
184. Lone-insider boards: Improved monitoring or a recipe for disaster?
185. Disability and physical functioning in the elderly
186. Who is guarding the guardians? A localized call for improved guardianship systems and monitorin
187. Explaining performance measurement utilization and benefits: An examination of performance measurement practices in local governments
188. Development of an improved system for contract time determination
189. Alternative value capture systems for improved wheat variety intellectual property for increased access by Tanzanian smallholder emerging farmers: A case stud
190. Improved efficiency in civil certification flight testing
191. Development of an improved managed lanes framework for emergency management and homeland security
192. European Union conditionality as impetus for improved health systems in Croatia
193. Bridging Kosovo's ethnic divide? The roles of the international community in promoting improved ethnic relations in 'post-conflict' Kosovo
194. Examining principles of social psychology to predict improved relations between conflicting international groups
195. Towards improved coastal river mouth breaching
196. Ergonomic justification through improved quantitative output measures
197. Multiple comparisons via improved inclusion-exclusion
198. Organizing for rural energy development: Improved cookstoves, local organizations, and the state in Gujarat, Indi
199. Nano Additive-based Foul Release Hull Coatings for Improved Maritime Vessel Performanc
200. Energy and women's economic empowerment: Rethinking the benefits of improved cookstove use in rural India
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