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doi:10.1093/screen/26.2.73

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“…An Australian court may issue letters rogatory, official requests to courts in other jurisdictions to compulsorily take evidence. 185 Where assistance is sought from a country that is a signatory to the Hague Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad in Civil or Commercial Matters 186 the various procedures in the Convention that provide for the taking of evidence may be invoked. These include: letter of request, 187 gathering of evidence by a diplomatic official 188 or gathering of evidence by an appointed commissioner.…”

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Broadening the Extraterritorial Reach of Australia's Cartel Prohibition: Adopting the ‘Effects’ Doctrine without the Negative Effects

Duke

2010

Federal Law Review

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On 14 March 1974 'Notes on Amendments to be Moved on Behalf of Government' were tabled in the Parliamentary Debates (Senate). These notes highlighted amendments to the Trade Practices Bill 1973 (Cth). These amendments included the insertion of cl 5. The only reference to cl 5 contained in the Parliamentary Debates in the Senate and the House of Representatives is contained in these notes. Item 14 of the Notes states (referring to the introduction of cl 5 into the Bill): 'This is to ensure that, as well as applying to conduct within Australia, the Act will apply to conduct outside Australia by persons having a specified nexus with Australia'.

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Broadening the Extraterritorial Reach of Australia's Cartel Prohibition: Adopting the ‘Effects’ Doctrine without the Negative Effects

Duke

2010

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Modernism, post-modernism and music videos. A reading ofAmerican Dream

Niekerk¹

1992

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A simple and rapid method was applied for direct measurement of nitric oxide (NO) gas produced by cultured macrophages using a modified chemiluminescence detector, the thermal energy analyzer (TEA). HD11 chicken macrophages (1-3 x 10(6)/ml) were cultured on microcarrier beads (100 mg/ml) in 140 ml air-tight glass jars (5 ml cell suspension per jar) containing 0.5 micrograms/ml of LPS and different concentrations of L-arginine. Headspace gas was sampled at 24 hours of culture via a rubber septum and directly injected into a TEA with a liquid nitrogen trap set at -130 to -140 degrees C. The concentration of NO in the gas sample was quantified using a standard gas mixture of NO (2 microliters/L) in nitrogen. Gas samples from L-arginine-supplemented cultures contained NO (0.028-0.066 pl/microliter), whereas NO was not detected in samples from controls. These results suggest that chicken macrophages synthesize NO gas in a dose-dependent manner relative to L-arginine concentration.

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Casual Production

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Broadening the Extraterritorial Reach of Australia's Cartel Prohibition: Adopting the ‘Effects’ Doctrine without the Negative Effects

Broadening the Extraterritorial Reach of Australia's Cartel Prohibition: Adopting the ‘Effects’ Doctrine without the Negative Effects

Modernism, post-modernism and music videos. A reading ofAmerican Dream

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