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Treatment-Resistant Bipolar Disorder,ry cargo shipment market is different from the carriage of bulk liquid cargoes. This in turn requires differing port facilities not only in terms of berths, but also in distribution arrangements. Likewise, the demand for containerized shipments is different from the passenger market involving a crui

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Managing Agricultural EnterprisesOur study of ports would not be complete without consideration of the free port or, as it is often called, free trade zone. It is potentially a growth area in the next few years in many countries as governments and industry realize the benefits which flow from the free-port concept especially in economic, political and job creation terms.

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Reorganizing the NHS: Theory and Practice,In our study of port traffic control, an important area to examine in a modern major port is the port operations and communications centre. Such a facility is operated for example by the Maritime Services Board of New South Wales, Australia which we will now consider. It has the following responsibilities:

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