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    • … agriculture, focusing on producing single crops (‘monoculture’) and using pesticides to control specific insects or plant predators, is a prime culprit in reducing biodiversity. Nature is a web of connections between plants and animals in the food chain. Losing one species of creature, even a humble …

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    • … laden index data, will shape a new generation of firms that dis-intermediate Google from the users that drive their revenue. Advertising will fall into ever more refined and targeted niches, serving needs higher up an evolving services food chain; as the ecosystem of these advanced services grows …

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    • … of technology demand, have seen their sales slump. The impact is being felt by companies like Intel, Texas Instruments and National Semiconductor, all having indicated that their revenues are going to decline next year. Further down the food chain, even semiconductor equipment makers are cutting jobs …

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    • … of technology demand, have seen their sales slump. The impact is being felt by companies like Intel, Texas Instruments and National Semiconductor, all having indicated that their revenues are going to decline next year. Further down the food chain, even semiconductor equipment makers are cutting jobs …

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    • MIT researchers have created a microbial ecosystem smaller than a stick of gum that sheds new light on the plankton-eat-plankton world at the bottom of the aquatic food chain. The work, reported in the January print issue of American Naturalist, may lead to better predictions of marine microbes …

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    • … agencies and deal directly with advertisers. The board is warned: this is a multi-year strategy, in which the performance might first degrade before improving. . No such moves at The Chronicle. The relationship with the advertising food chain – creative people, planners, media-buyers — is so …

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    • … at that time, an immense and intricate web of relationships and connections that linked the social system, the political system, the economic system and the ecosystem. We call this kind of system “complex”; a characteristic of complex systems is that they can’t be described in simple terms of “cause …

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    • … at that time, an immense and intricate web of relationships and connections that linked the social system, the political system, the economic system and the ecosystem. We call this kind of system “complex”; a characteristic of complex systems is that they can’t be described in simple terms of “cause …

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    • … depends upon a primary consumer and a tertiary consumer depends upon a secondary consumer). All of these levels, from producer to tertiary consumer, form what is known as a food chain. A community has many food chains that are interwoven into a complex food web. The amount of organic material in a food …

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    • … at that time, an immense and intricate web of relationships and connections that linked the social system, the political system, the economic system and the ecosystem. We call this kind of system “complex”; a characteristic of complex systems is that they can’t be described in simple terms of “cause …




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