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See John Burton, Government-linked companies, Financial Times, April 12, 2003 for an overview of this institution (available at http //www.singapore-window.org/sw02/020412f5.htm). 

Yet the census conferred a spurious authority on these arbitrary divisions. The peculiar British confidence in the importance of race continued into the censuses of independent Malaysia, Singapore and Burma. The very people who had no clear conception of race became among the few in the twenty-first century world still convinced by their governments that these categories were basic and ineluctable. 

Haruki, O., Yasuhiro, M., Kazuaki, B. and Hironori, S. (2003) Field measurement of formaldehyde in government offices. Proceedings of Healthy Buildings 2003, December, 7-11, Singapore, pp. 554-9. 

Government of Singapore, 1990. The sale of food act (Chapter 283). Revised edition of subsidiary legislation. Government Printers, Singapore. 

To undertake a risk assessment on the consumption of food, the first step is to compare the levels with the maximum residue limits (MRLs). MRLs for POPs in Singapore (Government of Singapore, 1990) and the United States (USFDA, 2001) are presented in Table 16.6. Samples were lower than respective MRLs for all POPs. 

Although the Governments of countries in Asia did not report any significant seizures of potassium permanganate for 2006, in 2007 the competent authorities of China and Singapore suspended shipments of that substance totalling 92 tons. Those shipments had been ordered by non authorized companies in Kazakhstan and Malaysia. 

Foreign investment incentives are affected by Singapore government s Economic Development Board as 5-10% tax-free status for new technology companies or those conducting R D. An investment allowance of 50% may be used in R D. There is a cash grant for training local staff and so on. 

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