John Crowley's black-comedy (and directorial debut) is set in the suburbs of Dublin & centres around a group of characters all interlinked by a chain of events. A trial break-up between John (Cillian Murphy) & Deirdre (Kelly Macdonald) sees Deirdre taking up with bank manager Sam (Michael Mc Elhatton). John's friend
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- Lehiff (Colin Farrell) encourages John to help set Sam up, by robbing the bank's vaults. Lehiff, meanwhile, is being tailed by Jerry (Colm Meaney), a Dublin cop who is himself being followed by a TV news-crew...

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Encompasses the structural, physiological, pathophysiological, biochemical, genetic, metabolic, & therapeutic aspects of intermittent hypoxia, & provides an open forum to promote the bench-to-bed translational implications of both adaptive (beneficial) & maladaptive (detrimental) responses to intermittent hypoxia in animals & humans. ...

Providing an introduction to the concept of intermodal freight transport, this work recounts both European experience & UK developments. It shows the political influences on this form of transport, & also

Includes:: explanations of the road & rail vehicles, the loading units & the transfer equipment used in such operations.

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Computer Aided Audit Tools & Techniques (CAATTs) is a discipline that continues to evolve with the complexity & functionality of enterprise software solutions adopted by the business marketplace. This book is the only of its kind, providing strategic & implementation guidance on CAATTs. ...

Suitable for students who want to pursue a career in internal auditing, chartered accountants interested in governance & control issues, this book covers the basic concepts, philosophy & principles underlying the practice of internal auditing
- the relationships between the internal auditor, management & the external auditor.
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