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Feb 23, 2012
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal But, Walker said, the access to inexpensive energy supplies could start bringing businesses back. “Our manufacturing base was built on cheap fuel,” he said, noting businesses started looking for new production locations when the cost of oil and natural gas began to rise.
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Feb 21, 2012
The Daily Beast 'There’s a good chance Lin will be the same thing,” says Texas Tech professor Alan Reifman, author of Hot Hand: The Statistics Behind Sports’ Greatest Streaks. “Thirty years later he will be remembered as a curiosity by a handful of Knicks fans. On the other hand, maybe he’ll be an NBA Hall of Famer—but I think more likely he’ll be the person who briefly captured our imagination.”
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Feb 20, 2012
CBS DFW “I don’t know what we want to call it,” said Taylor Eighmy, the vice president for research at Texas Tech University, which has received nearly $1 million in grants. “It’s not legislation, it’s not a mandate, it’s not a federal or state requirement. “But this suggested language, we intend to comply with it.”
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Feb 20, 2012
statesman.com That national investment will be key if Cruz is going to make gains on Dewhurst in the polls and perhaps get into a runoff, said Craig Goodman, a political science professor at Texas Tech University.
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