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SMSA	The parameter estimates from a reduced-form empirical model of the determination of real per capita income in 37 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSAs) over the period 1969-1996 suggest that prior work stoppages in professional football and baseball had no impact on the economies of cities with franchises. The Economic Consequences of Professional Sports Strikes and Lockouts by Humphreys, Brad R. / Southern Economic Journal Also exempt from equipment requirements are facilities that burn no more than 2000 pounds per week and are located at least 50 miles from the nearest Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area boundary. New regulations to affect medical waste incinerations by Mayberry, Peter / Nonwovens Industry These consist of 32 self-representing areas' and 12 areas that are aggregates of smaller Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas clustered by census region and population size class. New research on interarea consumer price differences by Kokoski, Mary F. / Monthly Labor Review	Stamp Duty Stamp Tax Stand up to Stand-Alone Company Stand-Alone Principle Standard & Poor's Standard & Poor's 100 Stock Index Standard & Poor's 400 Stock Index Standard & Poor's 500 Index Standard & Poor's 500 Stock Index Standard & Poor's Confidence Indicator Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipt Standard & Poor's MidCap 400 Index Standard & Poor's Midcap Index Standard & Poor's SmallCap 600 Index Standard & Poor's Underlying Rating Standard & Poor's/Citigroup Growth and Value Indexes Standard & Poor'sr Standard Deduction standard depth Standard Deviation Standard Error Standard Industrial Classification Standard Industrial Classification Code Standard Industrial Classification System standard metropolitan statistical area standard mortgage clause standard of care Standard Opinion standard practices of the trade Standardized Normal Distribution Standardized Value Standby Agreement standby commitment standby fee standby letter of credit Standby Underwriter Standby Underwriting standing standing timber Standstill Agreement Stanza di compensazione stapled stock Starker transaction Start-Up Start-Up Company starter castle starter home starts State Administrator State Agent	standard measure Standard Measurement Technique Standard Mechanical Interface Standard Media Exchange Framework Standard Medium Accuracy Navigator Standard Membrane Feeder Assay standard memory Standard Memory Battery Standard Memory Loader-Verifier Standard Memory Product Group standard meridian Standard Message Format Standard Message-Passing Channel Standard Messaging Format Standard Meta Language Standard Meta Language of New Jersey Standard Meta-Language of New Jersey Standard Meta-Language of New Jersey Standard Metabolic Rate Standard Metal Window Standard Method of Measurement Standard Methods and Procedures Standard Methods for the Examination of Dairy Products Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater Standard Metropolitan Consolidated Area standard metropolitan statistical area Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area Smsa Standard Microcircuit Drawing Standard Microsystems Corporation Standard MIDI File Standard midwestern Standard Mileage Rate Standard Military Drawings standard mineral standard miniature microwave coaxial connector Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners Standard Minimum Task Time Standard Minute Value Standard missile Standard Missile 2 Standard Missile Company Standard Missile Echo Unit Standard Missile Vehicle Launcher Standard Missile-1 Standard Mixed Cargo Harness Standard Mixed Lymphocyte Reaction Test Standard ML Standard ML (programming language) Standard ML of New Jersey Standard ML of NJ

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The parameter estimates from a reduced-form empirical model of the determination of real per capita income in 37 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSAs) over the period 1969-1996 suggest that prior work stoppages in professional football and baseball had no impact on the economies of cities with franchises.

The Economic Consequences of Professional Sports Strikes and Lockouts by Humphreys, Brad R. / Southern Economic Journal

Also exempt from equipment requirements are facilities that burn no more than 2000 pounds per week and are located at least 50 miles from the nearest Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area boundary.

New regulations to affect medical waste incinerations by Mayberry, Peter / Nonwovens Industry

These consist of 32 self-representing areas' and 12 areas that are aggregates of smaller Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas clustered by census region and population size class.