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Investment strategies in the greater Seattle area

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By Ching Tat Lai, Amit Saini, Michael Haas, Jake Alger
| BiggerPockets Verified
@Jared Boundy good point about the max unrelated occupancy per unit in Seattle. Practically it hasn’t come up for me much- the only times I’ve had more than 8 was with some members of the same family and / or married couples in double occupancy rooms. HouseHack Seattle | Michael Haas & Team 69 Reviews Email Enter a valid email address Phone number Enter a valid 10-digit US phone number How many investment properties do you have?
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Disclosure v. Coverage In Pharmaceutical Patents

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By Ranjna Mehta-Dutt, Amit Saini
| Mondaq
Ranjna Mehta-Dutt’s articles from Remfry & Sagar are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) in India with readers working within the Pharmaceuticals & BioTech and Law Firm industries Remfry & Sagar are most popular: within Intellectual Property, Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment and International Law topic(s) The debate over disclosure versus claim coverage in pharmaceutical patents has long been a challenging one especially where a broad generic disclosure (e.g. via a Markush...
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A cleaner future for steelmaking in South Africa

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By Amit Saini
| Business Report Verified
Amit Saini|Published 10 minutes ago 3min For every tonne of steel produced, nearly two tonnes of CO₂ are emitted with estimates for South Africa emitting 2.5 metric tonnes of CO₂ per ton of crude steel, well above the global average. Image: File. Steel is indispensable to modern life, forming the backbone of everything from buildings and vehicles to electronics and household appliances, but the way most of it is made has long been one of the world’s dirtiest industrial processes.
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