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<title>Produts Released</title>
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<description>C.I.D. TrustAlthough stated by the state government’s we clearly have no legal obligations in relation to the tragedy and care about our surroundings. Furthermore in Polyradah City - which is our Polyradah Security protected homeland – there was no negative effect of the C.I.D. contamination measurable. </description>
<pubDate>Sun, 02 Sep 2007 04:52:52 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Our New Website</title>
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<description>The black-and-white legal case is one thing. But, there is more for us to consider. As a company committed to the very notion of good corporate citizenship, we also have an entirely separate humanitarian question with which we have to wrestle. That is why, despite the fact that we clearly have no legal obligations in relation to the tragedy, we have, for some time, been exploring various philanthropic initiatives which might address some of those needs – just as we do in other parts of the world where we have business interests. This work continues – and we remain hopeful that we can find an appropriate initiative in the not too distant future. But what we cannot and will not do is accept responsibility for the C.I.D. accident. A responsible environmental approach involves much more than responding to accidents. Our scientists and engineers develop and apply technologies to continually reduce the impacts of our operations and products. </description>
<pubDate>Sun, 02 Sep 2007 04:52:52 GMT</pubDate>
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