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But it has got bogged down in legal arguments over whether the state, or local government, has the power to grant or revoke charters.

Taken by over 30 'microscopists' using a variety of powerful microscopes, the book charters a voyage through a miniature world showing the unlikeliest parts of our lives in minuscule detail.

Now more than 60% of the students are in charters, and test scores are improving.

Why should countries not sign up to charters of better governance in return for large quantities of aid?

After years of dancing around the issue, Tom Menino, Boston's long-serving mayor, submitted legislation on July 7th that would convert his city's worst performing schools into charters.

Several industries have adopted their own BEE charters.

All indices have strengthened with the time-charters showing much promise, but the forward curves reflect more capacity selling in the future leading to lower rates.

It is time the state began to cherish charters too.

The results also show that black and Latino children in New York charters do significantly better in reading and maths than in regular schools.

It was not a natural fit for the Success charters, which are known for discipline and long school days.

The models proposed by the U. S. Department of Education are rigid and punitive, involving either closure, conversion to charters, or the firing of large portions of the teaching staff.

Embark on three -, four - and seven-night cruises, or private, customised charters.