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Treasury decides not to require photocopying of customer IDs.(D.C. Dispatch)
National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial Services Edition
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September 29, 2003|
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Life insurance companies and agents are praising the Treasury Department for its decision not to require financial institutions to photocopy customer identification documents.
Carl Wilkerson, chief counsel for securities with the American Council of Life Insurers, Washington, calls Treasury's action a sensible result.
ACLI, he says, is gratified Treasury decided to retain its original interpretation that the burden of maintaining photocopies exceeded the benefit.
William Anderson, senior vice president of government affairs with the National ...
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Analysis: Brittlestar micro lens discovery
Transcript from: NPR All Things Considered
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20/20 lenses coat body of sea creature.(brittlestar has microlens arrays on its arms)(Brief Article)
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Unity in diversity; Brittlestar eyes.(Brittlestars have complex eyes)(Brief Article)
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; ...has five arms and no head. It is Ophiocoma wendtii, a brittlestar. According to their paper in this week's Nature, this...in a collaborative network (which, given the layout of a brittlestar's nervous system, is possible), information from many...
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Gizmorama: Life in the Tech Age, BRITTLESTAR GALACTICA.
News Wire article from: United Press International
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The structure and mode of function of the water vascular system of a brittlestar, Ophioderma appressum.
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; Introduction One of the most distinctive characteristics of echinoderms is their water vascular system - a unique arrangement of fluid-filled coelomic passages and associated parts. The general form of these structures in the different echinoderm classes has been summarized by Hyman (1955) and
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Sea creature's optical system has researchers starry-eyed
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ...Times Sunday, September 9, 2001 The brittlestar, a relative of the starfish, seems...a big eye. A new study shows that a brittlestar species called Ophiocoma wendtii has...its surroundings and escape harm. The brittlestar architecture is giving ideas to scientists...
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SEA CREATURE'S SKELETON HELPS IT "SEE"
News Wire article from: United Press International
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A Vision Lesson From the Sea
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...five-armed sea creature called the brittlestar. In the Aug. 23 issue of the journal...intensity on their body surfaces. Some brittlestar species change color from night to day...day, and noticed that, oddly, some brittlestar species were lighter when it was dark...
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