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Catty

A unit of weight in Taiwan approximately equivalent to 600 grams. It is used primarily in the sale of bulk foodstuffs.
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In 2050, it will account for 30% of the global population according to the United Nations and could be one of the world's top 5 economic powers by 2050," explained Paul-Francois Cattier. The potential for electrification is enormous, not only in rural areas but also for companies who would like their own reliable electricity grid, including banks and their network of agencies and cash dispensers, food and beverage manufacturers, data centres and even electricity providers that currently use power generators and need to switch to hybrid energy production with mini-grids.
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Help was at hand in the name of Cattier Brut NV a truly life-saving concoction, bursting with energy and carrying a suave belt of lemon biscuits on the finish, a fountain of hope in a world of madness.
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(9.) Rosenau A, Cattier B, Gousset N, Harrian P, Phillippon A, Quentin R, et al.
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"We saw collaborative computing as a distinct and separate type of computing," says Alan Cattier, director of Academic Technology Services.
Working and learning better: virtually together: collaborative software creates new options for students and educators
(4) Last year, the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) established "Deep Red" an intelligence cell under the Director of Naval Intelligence (DNI), to provide a "devil's advocate" perspective to study "how adversaries might use available technologies in non-traditional ways, to disrupt operations" According to David Cattier, Deputy Assistant DNI for intelligence support and director of Deep Red, this organization was chartered in June 2005 by then Admiral Vern Clark "to inform the Navy on who its adversaries are, how they think, and how they might attack." Article by Geoff Fein in Defense Daily, January 20, 2006.
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In 1856, with the backing of a coalition of Conservative politicians that included George-Etienne Cattier, Allan landed the contract and its 24,000 [pounds sterling] subsidy (approximately $96,000) to provide regular fortnightly steamship service between Montreal and Liverpool.
Muddy shore to modern port: redimensioning the Montreal waterfront time-space
(109.) For example, low-cost cattier ATA has established a presence
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In keeping with the Christmas theme, the sale features a large selection of champagne, including a consignment of 'R' de Ruinart 1990 (estimate pounds 180-pounds 240 per 12 bottles), and two consignments of the famous Cattier champagne - Cattier Renaissance 1993 (estimate pounds 180-pounds 240 per 12 bottles), and Cattier 'Clos du Moulin', arguably one of Champagne's finest made from a blend of three selected champagne vintages (estimate pounds 250-pounds 300 per 12 bottles).
Private wine bonanza to bring you a cracker of a Christmas
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