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text: ICPSR Metadata record for Asia and Major Powers Dyadic Interactions, 1956-1968 ICPSR ICPSR metadata records are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/us/). Asia and Major Powers Dyadic Interactions, 1956-1968 Mogdis, Franz Tidwell, Karen Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research ICPSR 1992-02-16 5406 doi://10.3886/ICPSR05406.v1 This data collection provides information on the dyadic interactions between the Asian states and the major powers in the period 1956-1968. Information is provided for the measure of cooperative and conflictual behavior between the major powers and the Asian states. Variables that focus on positive interaction include imports to the Asian states from the major powers countries and exports from Asian states to the major powers countries, Asian states' military personnel, civil technicians, and students trained in the major powers countries, major powers' military aid, military personnel, and economic aid to the Asian states, and state visits, formal defense treaties, and shared United Nations votes between the two sets of states. Variables that indicate conflictual interaction include minority and territorial disputes between the Asian states and the major powers, and the intensity of conflicts between them. The data are aggregated annually for each of the years 1956 to 1968. UniverseScheme05406 ICPSR.XI.A IDRC.I IDRC.II IDRC.III economic aid exports foreign students imports international conflict international cooperation international relations international trade military alliances nations trade relations Afghanistan, Asia, Australia, Cambodia, China (Peoples Republic), France, Global, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Korea, Soviet Union, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam (Socialist Republic) 1956 1968 aggregate data A total of 17 Asian states in the period 1956-1968. ICPSR AVAILABLE. This study is freely available to the general public. The original collector of the data, ICPSR, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Rearch ICPSR Ann Arbor MI http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/ firstname.lastname@example.com StudyUnit05406 See also the related data collections, ASIAN STATE NATIONAL ATTRIBUTES, 1956-1968 (ICPSR 5018), SHARED CHARACTERISTICS OF ASIAN DYADS, 1969 (ICPSR 5034), REGIONAL INTERACTIONS IN ASIA, 1956-1968 (ICPSR 5405), and CHARACTERISTICS OF ASIAN STATES, 1956-1968 (ICPSR 5417).


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shruti hassan can act in d movie and if she was tryin 2 get attention in d movie , its not only her huz worn a bikini 2 get viewers attention so has so many other actresses lyk kareena , amrita and manyyyy more ....?!
buh she rocks in d movies and luved d song she sang in her film ...x
ya, it would be funny if she came out of the pool in clothes. but the point is that there was no need for the pool scene. she could have been walking/sitting/eating/staring in space ... anything and the scene would have been just the same. There was no "need" for a bikini as shruti says
i couldnt have said it better bips and cookie09!
so is it compulsory to wear a bikini and say, "the script demanded this..."? saw the movie and trust me- the bikini was not neccessary. bottom line: its for publicity and hype.
OMG! Yhh man..she's proper looked fit in the bikini man! LOOL!
She's really beautiful though and she has the figure to wear a bikini, so it aint that big of a deal for her!
she's so pretty...saw her in luck yesterdaii...she will go far trust me
it would have been funny if she came out of the pool wearing clothes. Also, why do they keep saying Kamal Hasan's daughter. They can also say Sarika and Kamal Hasan's daughter.
She looks beautiful...
it is really not a big deal nowadays, with heroines anyways wearing clothes like bikini in any situation whether it's required or not .. even on tv shows which is supposed to be the entertainment for family also have degraded so much , what can we expect from bollywood?
Shruti is an excellent actress...
urghhh!!!! .... can actors please stop saying "the role demanded it" ..... i saw the film, the scene was nowhere ""logical to the premise"" .... something that could have been done with clothes on .... she gets out of the pool in slow motion, dries herself, puts on a robe and talks to ravi kishan ... the scene could have been done in any clothes ....
i have no problem with women in bikini .... but can they please just say - that we wear the bikini bec it gets attention/hype/publicity ..... kareena, bipasa or many other countless actresses before them - nowhere was it "required" by the film
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Island issues
Depleted Fiji's defeat to England highlighted a worrying club v country issue, says Stuart Barnes.
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There is no doubt where star billing belongs this weekend; Argentina's comprehensive victory against the current Grand Slam champions, Wales, was a tremendous performance and a major shot in the arm for those who feel the future of the international game requires regular international competition between the best and the rest.
Argentina have beaten Wales in the past, they have even won in Cardiff, but never in such a complete and comprehensive manner. The fact their two tries came from the wingers is testimony to the improvement witnessed after just one season's exposure to the world's best teams.
They have always been tenacious and talented up front but the rest of their game has shrivelled outside the fly half. In Cardiff they were superior to Wales from numbers one to fifteen. The sport needs nations from outside the traditional test playing countries to come through. After a draw with the Springboks and some brave losses in The Championship the win against Wales looks like a signpost to a bright Puma future.
In stark contrast in London the fixture between England and Fiji was a little bit depressing. There was nothing particularly wrong with England. They fumbled for twenty minutes before finding some decent form. The verdict will have to wait a week. No, what soured the soul was the state of the Fijian team.
Lacking preparation time together and many of their best players they were exposed as a random collection of talented individuals thrown into an arena against one of the richest and best prepared teams in the world; it was at times an ugly mismatch.
Fiji, let us not forget, 41 years ago, beat the best part of the Lions team which would head to New Zealand and legendary status by becoming the first Lions team to win a series on All Blacks turf. Just five years ago Fiji beat Wales in the World Cup and gave the eventual champions, South Africa a rare old fright.
But last season they were one of the disappointments in the World Cup and the direction they are travelling continues to be downhill. The controversy regarding their absent players is welcome because it brings the difficulties of the Pacific Island teams into the spotlight.
Yet the simplicity and speed with which people point the finger of blame at the clubs in France (and occasionally England) is breathtaking and a reminder that the mindset of the professional game hasn't changed from the amateur days.
Then test match rugby was the only game in town but these are different times in France and England. Clubs sign players on the basis of structuring their season and planning for periods when internationals are away. Part of the plan is to sign several of the finest individuals from this rich pool of South Pacific player talent.
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There is no problem thus far, but when they are pressured not to play for their nation during the international periods we have the current furore. However, think of the situation in another light: think about clubs paying large sums capable of changing the lifestyle of individuals and their families. One of the reasons they are worth so much to the clubs is because they will play through the international window for their club.
Is the IRB prepared to force clubs to release players and thereby ensure the clubs will offer less money for the talented island players? For if the rules dictate they must be released why on Earth should a club not reflect the fact in the fees offered? There is plenty of talk about the perfidious French but Isa Nacewa is happy to ply his professional trade for Leinster and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. By all means criticise clubs that backtrack on promises but remember the rights of individuals who would rather earn a more substantial salary at the cost of caps.
Until the honest over-the-counter financial incentives of the clubs can be countered by the IRB let us hold our fire before hollering 'foul play'. The IRB has only one way that I see to address the issue of the islands and that is to take responsibility for making it worthwhile for players to represent their countries rather than play the mercenary. It means more exposure to the best teams; it might mean some form of Super Rugby or Championship inclusion with real financial assistance. These are preliminary thoughts, an attempt to open our minds to this discussion and take it beyond the blame game.
Turning up every four years for a World Cup will leave the sport as transparently minority based (with Argentina the ever improving addition). Cheerleaders will tell you it is getting better because the average loss between tier one and two teams is dropping; dropping from a sporting slaughter to a one-sided hammering. Growing the international game is the major task of the sport's authorities and the events in Cardiff and Twickenham showed what is possible and what remains to be done.
Aussies vulnerable
Elsewhere on the field Dan Carter was glorious. Australia were risible and post match talked up their intensity and talked down their execution and accuracy. The latter issues magnified the problems but to say it was mainly a matter of errors and accuracy is kidding of the worst order. The Wallabies were slow, overly structured - at times they looked like recent England teams. That is not a compliment.
We have to hope the return of a number of internationals will boost their form otherwise England could beat them through the set piece and organised defence alone. England fans should hope for more from the Australians to tell us how the Lancaster journey is going. In the next few days you will hear the usual guff about wounded Wallabies. They might bounce back but they might just be flaked out and useless. The only fact is this has become a game England really should win.
South Africa were no great shakes for 40 minutes in Dublin but the manner in which they tightened their game was ominous, if rather unimaginative compared to the All Blacks. But we know they have the pack and the kicking game to force England into the higher gears. Whether England have the gears to stay in the same race as New Zealand remains to be seen. They are prone to errors and sloppy periods of play but the understanding of the game and the ability to turn that understanding into opportunities for their ensemble of talented individuals should be cherished. They are a credit to the game and their scalp a prized one.
But don't give up. The last game they played saw Australia draw with them. The next time Robbie Deans's men took the field France flattened them. The French are good but not that good...if they beat Argentina by a similar margin maybe they are!
Stuart, what can Australia do in a week to shore up their scrum for England? They were absolutely demolished by the French and it is not going to get any easier for them at Twickenham. If you were advising Robbie Deans what would be your tactic against England?
Alan Rayner
STUART REPLIES: Alan, Do what Australia usually do when the heat comes on in the scrum....collapse and keep collapsing and hope the referee is not strong enough to give an avalanche of penalties one way. It might also be a good idea for Australia to hold onto passes and possession and thereby cut the number of scrums in half.
Hi Stuart, Ireland missed a trick against the Boks and must be kicking themselves - I thought it was one of the worst performances from a so-called top-three ranked team I have seen in a long time - and that is saying something as I am a Bok supporter! Do you think that it was a must-win for the Springboks and that they can push on from here - especially against Scotland where we often come up short? P.S I did think Ruan Pienaar and Eben Etsebeth played well for us.
David Wadsworth
STUART REPLIES: David, Compared to the Wallabies it was a magnificent effort! The first half was flat and the second half limited but your boys did well to grab the game and play to their strengths. It might be that, well as Ruan Pienaar played, the Boks will have to play ten (or nine) man rugby as that is where his strengths lay and he seems to be the heartbeat of the team while they search for a test match ten. I thought the second half was decent test match rugby and can see plenty of improvements to come. You will not be easy to beat.
Hi Stuart, what did you make of Argentina's win against Wales on Saturday and what does that say anything about the game in the north when the rugby Championship's worst team can beat the best Six nations team?
Ian Bardell
STUART REPLIES: Ian, Delighted for Argentina. I have written about this at length in the column. As for the respective hemispheres we are on the same page, I suspect. The Six Nations is second division which is why I was sceptical about England's 'winning' team last season and why the real judgement of Stuart Lancaster's reign must be when they play the Southern Hemisphere teams. Wales won the Grand Slam and lost a series 3-0 in Australia so it is not that startling a result in many ways...but life, being wonderfully cussed, has France bashing Australia leaving Northern fans to say 'what does that tell us?' We'll all know more when the autumn is over.


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BACKGROUND: Concern about equity of access to health care has increased since the health care reforms implemented in the 1990s. Access to specialist health care is controlled by general practitioners; assessing and ensuring equity should therefore begin in general practice. AIM: This study set out to determine whether there are socioeconomic differences in the relationship between expressed need for possible surgical intervention (consulting a general practitioner) and surgical provision. METHOD: Information on the social class distribution of expressed need was obtained from the third national morbidity survey (1981-82) for 140,049 patients consulting a general practitioner. The conditions examined were: inguinal hernia, gallstones, tonsillitis, varicose veins, cataract and osteoarthritis. This expressed need was compared with the appropriate operation for all residents of North East Thames Regional Health Authority from January 1991 to July 1992 classified, according to area of residence, by the Townsend deprivation score. RESULTS: The relationship between expressed need and provision by deprivation was concordant for some conditions, but discordant for others. For cataract and tonsillitis, there was an inverse U pattern between increasing deprivation and both patient consultation and operation ratios. For varicose veins, deprivation was associated with higher patient consultation and operation ratios. For hernia, gallstones and osteoarthritis, consultations increased with deprivation, but operation ratios were either unrelated to deprivation scores (hernia and gallstones) or decreased by deprivation score (hip operations). CONCLUSION: There are marked socioeconomic differences in consultation ratios for these common conditions which may not be matched by operation ratios. For discordant comparisons, people in the most deprived quartiles were generally least likely to receive surgery despite being most likely to consult a general practitioner with symptoms. If validated, these findings have important implications for general practice and service providers.
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Memories welcome for two football stadiums
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Time to be a teammate, preferably a good one
August 1, 2011 Before I talk about sports and teammates, I say it's time for the Madonna and Weir High football teams to get together, formally, on the schedule in the regular season. more »»
Traveling around the weird wide world of sports
July 18, 2011 You can easily use one six-letter word for what the United States women did in Sunday's World Cup loss to Japan — they "choked." They twice blew one-goal leads and lost in penalty kicks. more »»
Learn from this win
July 11, 2011 My self-imposed boycott of ESPN took a detour Sunday afternoon. more »»
Humility is to make a right estimate of oneself
July 5, 2011 "Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee, and the other a publican. more »»
Arlia went to West Virginia because he could
July 4, 2011 I have heard the question over and over again why Weirton Madonna graduate Connor Arlia decided to be a preferred walk-on at West Virginia University, rather than take his football talents to other... more »»
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Four companies made a choice, now it's my turn
June 21, 2011 I couldn't believe my ears. Not once, but twice. NBC's opening of its U.S. Open coverage Sunday showed men from the military raising the American flag, showing monuments from Washington, D.C. more »»
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June 20, 2011 As a Catholic university, Franciscan is committed to traditional Catholic values that have been a part of the university's history. more »»
Going the same way
June 19, 2011 It is time, one day later, for the Madonna faithful to get rid of the woulda, shoulda and coulda sound bites and get behind new coach Doug Taylor. more »»
When the fire escape becomes the main exit
June 13, 2011 West Virginia University did its best to supplant Ohio State University as the latest punchline of college footbal. more »»
A class act
June 11, 2011 The family was touring Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. when my phone rang Monday morning. more »»
Track at its best
June 6, 2011 Wow, what a track meet. I have been to some good ones at Jesse Owens Stadium at Ohio State University, but what I saw unfold Friday and Saturday will stick with this track guy for a long time. more »»
One gone, more to go
June 1, 2011 Now that the long overdue resignation of Jim Tressel as football coach at Ohio State University has taken place, more heads must roll. more »»
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Thank you for your service for our freedom
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May 29, 2011 All my bags were packed, and I was ready to go. I was ready to follow the Big Red baseball team through a potential state playoff championship run as it made its way to Huntington Field in Columbus. more »»
To spill your guts is OK
May 23, 2011 Triumphs and heartbreaks or something in the middle were the case during the West Virginia State Track and Field Championships Friday and Saturday at the University of Charleston's Laidley Field. more »»
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May 21, 2011 Move over NFL, the NBA is hot on your heel. more »»
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