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  www.airzerog.com  
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Organizing the millions of pages of information spread throughout the company in various filing cabinets and on numerous hard drives proved daunting. Without a uniform system for managing, naming and storing information, Primary Energy had created a records management nightmare.
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Along with facilitating a smooth due diligence process for the buyers and sellers, Intralinks saved Primary Energy significant time. In August 2006, Primary Energy’s majority owner successfully sold its stake to Edmonton-based Epcor Power, L.P for $380 million deal.
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Language policy is not a uniform, centralistic or hierarchic device and must be based on a non-discriminatory subsidiarity principle, perhaps in connection with a language-planning coordination centre which would encourage further research, take care of the application of research results and try to support and ameliorate the situation of those 50-70 million minority speakers within the European Union who could, with their multilingual and multicultural heritage, develop an attitude to a better understanding and to the neutralisation of conflicts.
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L'Union européenne a reconnu la fonction symbolique et pluridisciplinaire du langage et de la culture dans l'unification politique de l'Europe. Les dirigeants de l'Union ont dû ainsi faire état des conflits créés par le monolinguisme et le plurilinguisme, qui sont tous deux des aspects de la linguistique de contact. Quel est le rôle d'un plurilinguisme nouveau dans le cadre des conflits linguistiques? Existe-t-il une politique linguistique qui tient compte de l'existence de plus de 50 langues européennes, dont la plupart des langues minoritaires, "moins répandues", régionales ? En vue d'un nouveau plurilinguisme la situation linguistique des minorités est examinée dans un contexte qui demande un aménagement linguistique européen concerté des Etats-membres de l'U.E.