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Cardiology A clinical trial–Stanford Coronary Risk Intervention Project that studied the effect of intensive multiple risk factor reduction on M&M and prevention of new atherosclerotic lesions in Pts with moderate CAD. Cf Coronary artery disease.
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Gift giving has been a long time custom during special occasions Gift cards are excellent gifts ideal for any occasion Gift giving has been a long time custom during special occasions.
Advantages of Gift Cards by Dave Text / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Gift cards have exploded onto the scene over the past number of years as a fast and convenient way to give a gift to someone.
Gift Cards - the Gift Is in the Card by Stefan Hyross / Advertising, marketing, public relations community
The IRS is aware that the popularity of gift cards has increased "at a remarkable rate in recent years" (LMSB-04-0507-039).
Treatment of gift card/ certificate sales: no answers, more questions by Shevak, Richard / The Tax Adviser
 
 
 
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