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This concept , however , does not fit easily with the reality of the international economy as , for example , a global business system owned or controlled by transnational corporations - economic agents who derive oligopolistic or monopolistic profits ; who represent a vivid institutionalisation of large sections of the economy ; who have the power to influence decisions taken by other institutions ( especially the state ) as well as the ability to shape markets ; who are governed by habit following and satisfying ( rather than profit-maximising ) behaviour ; and who now represent an increasingly global production system within which transactions rarely resemble pure market transactions . Turning Ability : All of these ships have a turning ability of 3 . " A group of Cambodian commercial sex workers has refused to participate in a clinical trial testing the ability of tenofovir ( Viread ) to prevent HIV infection - - unless the trial 's sponsors agree to provide them with health insurance for 30 years to treat possible side effects caused by the drug . It appears that family and environmental factors that support learning can help moderate the negative effects seen in measures of ability , " Dr. Fried explains . The Commission is treating similarly all carriers that have the ability to harm competition , whether they are foreign or domestic , and treating carriers that do not have that ability similarly . However , the ability to make responsible assessments of the content is questionable at best because the same " anonymity " enjoyed by web " clients " is shared by web " providers , " thus affecting the overall quality of the experience . Starting next January , I will work on Midrash , explore Magic in Medieval Ashkenaz , and hopefully gain some ability to read Medieval Hebrew Manuscripts . But perhaps the most significant factor is the sense that we have simply lost the ability to control the collection and use of data . <BIG blush> My grammar was not the best in that second post.Thank you for your input.I also want to thank Helen , and Norea for their personal viewpoints ( I admit that I was hoping for their responses ) and Cardinal Fang for his historical reference.Helen and Norea supported the main points that I was trying to address.The definition of the word BEAUTY and the effect that the emotions behind the mask has upon the ability to be PERCEIVED as beautiful . Differentiating without drawing attention to students ' ability levels has been the biggest challenge . Solid-state NMR continues to advance , with structures determined for several membrane-spanning polypeptides in lipid bilayers , but its strength lies more in an ability to provide precise information on selected regions of membrane-bound proteins than in determining their complete structures .