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Macau in Transition: From Colony to Autonomous Region by Herbert S. Yee, 2001-12-07 Macau, China: A Political History of the Portugese Colony's Transition to Chinese Rule by Steve Shipp, 1997-01 Political Development in Macau by Lo Shiu Hing, 1995-12 Macau Ecology & Nature Protection Handbook (World Business, Investment and Government Library) by USA International Business Publications, 2005-03-03 Chief Executive of Macau Voz Plural - Gentes de Macau Macau Energy Policy, Laws and Regulation Handbook (World Law Business Library) by Ibp Usa, 2009-01-01 Mainland China: One country, two systems, Macau, Republic of China, Political status of Taiwan, Simplified Chinese characters, Traditional Chinese characters, ... language, Kuomintan, Single-party state Macau Country Study Guide (World Investment and Business Guide Library) by Ibp Usa, 2009-01-01 Um Novo Vigor de Macau Macau: Investment and Business Guide (World Country Study Guide Library) by USA International Business Publications, 2002-05 D&B Export Guide: Macau by D&B, 2007-07-26 Political Change in Macao (Routledge Contemporary China Series) by Shiu-Hing Lo, 2008-04-03 Statute governing relations with Hong Kong and Macau

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21. Search Engines For Macau
    Legal Resource Guide for Macau Macau a Country Study Library of Congress detailedcountry study of Macau macau government Tourist Office macau government  
    http://www.wealth24.com/macau/searchengines.htm

22. Government
    A nonprofit joint venture between macau government and the private sector. Anon-profit joint venture between macau government and the private sector.  
    http://www.ad.com/Regional/Asia/China/Government/__Macau/

23. Macau Web Servers And Sites
    Government Oficial de Macau (macau government Home Page). Imprensa Oficialde Macau Official homepage of macau government Printing Department.  
    http://www.umac.mo/other/macauwww.html

24. ANTOR - Macau
    Macau. macau government Tourist Office. 1 Battersea Church Road LondonSW11 3LY Local area map Tel 020 7771 7006 Fax 020 7771 7059  
    http://www.tourist-offices.org.uk/Macau/

25. Political Resources On The Net - Macau
    Law Translation Office. macau government. Provisional Municipal Councilof Macau. Imprensa Oficial de Macau macau government printing department.  
    http://www.politicalresources.net/macau.htm
    
    Extractions: Macau (Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China) Last updated: Macao 1999 December 20, 1999: Handover Ceremony Joint Declaration of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the Republic of Portugal on the Question of Macao The Basic Law of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China Elections in Macau by Wilfried Derksen Governments on the WWW: Macau by Gunnar Anzinger Macau Web Servers and Sites University of Macau Law Translation Office Macau Government Provisional Municipal Council of Macau Macau City Guide Municipal Council Macau Economic Services DSF Department of Finance AMCM Monetary and Foreign Exchange Authority DSSOPT Department of Lands, Public Works and Transport DSEC Department of Statistics and Census IPIM Macau Trade and Investment Promotion Institute Imprensa Oficial de Macau Macau government printing department Boletim Oficial de Macau Official Journal Macau Magazine Macau Daily News Macau Hoje Back to Asia

26. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Macau, China - Government
    Portuguese and English); Imprensa Oficial Search Official site ofmacau government Printing Department (In Chinese and Portuguese);  
    http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/50911.html

27. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Macau, China - Other Indexes
    Guide to Law Online Macau Search Guide to sources of information onmacau government and law (Global Legal Information Network - GLIN);  
    http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/2992.html
    
    Extractions: DIAL Databases Recent Additions Translate Add a Link ... Macau, China Find any of these words all of these words this phrase this document title this Boolean query World Law Help Boolean Operators Search: All WorldLII Catalog All WorldLII Databases Law on Google Stored Searches Search Other Indexes: Macau A free, online bibliographic database, which can be searched or browsed by country or legal subject, of books, chapters in books, journal articles and theses that discuss the role, practice and place of law within Asian legal systems. A document delivery service is available as are links to websites for each country and legal area (Asian Law Centre, University of Melbourne) Chinese Law in Chinese Search

28. Macau Government Tourist Office - Total Travel Guide
    Western Suburbs Sydn.. Flight Centre, Home Australia NSW Sydney Inner Sydneymacau government tourist office, contact details. Phone, 0292856856.  
    http://www.totaltravel.com/localguides/innersydney/transport/1/10071009/

29. Under Jiang Zemin's High-handed Policy, The Macau Government Refuses Entrance Fo
    Under Jiang Zemin's Highhanded Policy, the macau government RefusesEntrance for Hong Kong Practitioners to Practice Peacefully.  
    http://clearwisdom.net/eng/2000/Dec/22/VSF122200_1.html
    
    Extractions: Under Jiang Zemin's High-handed Policy, the Macau Government Refuses Entrance for Hong Kong Practitioners to Practice Peacefully [Hong Kong] On the early morning of December 16, 2000, we, three practitioners went to Macao from Hong Kong by ferry. We were prepared to practice, submit an appeal letter and to validate Dafa most peacefully on the first anniversary of Macau's return to China. When we approached Customs, we were refused entry. A little while later, several people brought us into a room. One practitioner, called A , was brought into another office. They asked her to fill out the form and then took her book-bag away. When a smaller bag was found in the book-bag, police asked her what it was. She said: "I am a Falun Gong practitioner. This book is Zhuan Falun , which is the book we always carry with us and read everyday." Then A continued to ask: "Why am I not allowed to enter Macau?" The other party was very angry after they heard this and said loudly: "What did you say?" Practitioner

30. Teaching Jobs
    macau government Country name conventional long form Macau Special AdministrativeRegion conventional short form Macau local long form Aomen Tebie  
    http://worldfacts.globalesl.net/index.phtml?ctryID=mc&cat=4

31. SCMP.com - Hong Kong's Leading English News Channel - Macau Handover - Macau Han
    reach a consensus and hold a dialogue among divergent political interests, HermannCastilho, a retired information officer of the macau government, said this  
    http://special.scmp.com/macauhandover/Article/FullText_asp_ArticleID-19991209185
    
    Extractions: Published on Sunday, May 16, 1999 CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S ELECTION In the name of the father HARALD BRUNING Macau's late legendary community leader Ho Yin and his son, chief executive-elect Edmund Ho Hau-wah, have been described by local observers as two masters of consensus. "I think Edmund inherited the charisma of his father, a man who was able to reach a consensus and hold a dialogue among divergent political interests," Hermann Castilho, a retired information officer of the Macau Government, said this week. He described the late Ho as a "political messenger" between China and Portugal and a community leader who was "fully dedicated to the welfare of Macau". Ho Yin was born in Panyu, in the Pearl River Delta about 100km north of Macau, in 1908, when China was still ruled by the Ching dynasty. His father, Ho Cheng-kai, owned a small shop. When he was 13, Ho Yin became an apprentice in a grocer's shop in nearby Guangzhou. He moved to Shunde, a traditional trading centre in the Pearl River estuary, where he became a store manager when he was 16. He then opened a bureau de change in Guangzhou in 1930. The Japanese invasion of Guangzhou in 1938 drove Ho Yin to Hong Kong, where he continued to run his foreign exchange business.

32. World Travel Guide - Macau - Contact Addresses
    Direcção dos Serviços de Turismo (macau government Tourist Office) Largo doSenado Nine, Edificio Ritz, Macau Tel 315 566 or 513 355. Fax 510 104.  
    http://www.travel-guide.com/data/mac/mac000.asp

33. World Travel Guide - Macau - Social Profile
    gold and jewellery, it is advisable to patronise shops recommended by the Goldsmiths’and Jewellers’ Association and the macau government Tourist Office.  
    http://www.travel-guide.com/data/mac/mac460.asp
    
    Extractions: Most restaurants have table service. Hotels, inns and restaurants offer a wide variety of food. Some specialise in Portuguese dishes, while others offer cuisine from China, Japan, Korea and Indonesia. Local Macau food is spicy, a unique combination of Chinese and Portuguese cooking methods with influences of Indian and African spices. Dishes include bacalhau (cod served baked, grilled, stewed or boiled), caldo verde and sopa a alentejana galinha a portuguesa minche (minced meat with fried potato and onion), Macau sole (fried fish is usually served with salad) and feijoados (from Brazil, stews of kidney beans, pork, potatoes, cabbage and spicy sausage). The speciality of dim sum (Chinese savoury snacks steamed and served in bamboo baskets on trolleys) includes cha siu bao (steamed pork dumplings)

34. NewsDesk 0304/1: Background Information
    This is a result of our excellent cooperation with the macau government,” commentedMr. Winfried Holz, head of Solution Business at Siemens Business Services  
    http://w4.siemens.de/en2/html/press/newsdesk_archive/2003/end03041.html

35. SearchUK - Finds It Fast!
    other Government Sites Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center Anon-profit joint venture between macau government and the private sector.  
    http://www.searchuk.com/Top/Regional/Asia/Macau/Government/
    
    Extractions: Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center - A non-profit joint venture between Macau Government and the private sector. The vision of CPTTM is to support enterprises to utilize effectively new conceptual thinking, information and resources in order to increase the value-added of its products or services. Macau Monetary and Foreign Exchange Authority - A non-profit joint venture between Macau Government and the private sector. The vision of CPTTM is to support enterprises to utilize effectively new conceptual thinking, information and resources in order to increase the value-added of its products or services. Macao Territorial Commission for the Commemoration of the Portuguese Discoveries - A non-profit joint venture between Macau Government and the private sector. The vision of CPTTM is to support enterprises to utilize effectively new conceptual thinking, information and resources in order to increase the value-added of its products or services.

36. Regional: Asia: Macau: Government - WorldSearch.com
    1. Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center A nonprofitjoint venture between macau government and the private sector.  
    http://www.worldsearch.com/dp.lisa/en/Regional/Asia/Macau/Government
    
    Extractions: NetZero Platinum - The Ultimate Internet $9.95/month for fast reliable internet service Did you know ? You can surf up to 50 times faster with a DSL access Wednesday, April 9, 2003 • Famous Birthday: Dennis Quaid Search For : What: In: Web Sites Shopping Books Used Books Calendars Magazines Popular Music Classical Music Used CDs VHS DVD Used DVDs/Videos Software Video Games Used Video Games Computers Electronics Toys Baby Outdoor Living Kitchen Auto Auctions • SHOP: 2003 Calendars Autos Sports Gifts ... Shopping Guide • FINANCING: Credit Cards Real Estate Loans • FIND: Careers Personals Find People • INTERNET: Access (ISP) Free Email Hosting Domain Registration ... Rings • COMPUTER: Software Hardware Virus Protection Government World Wide Web Add site Update site The following results are from the World Wide Web and may contain objectionable material that Newave does not endorse. If you have a legitimate complaint against one or more of the following sites, do not hesitate to contact us Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Center A non-profit joint venture between Macau Government and the private sector. The vision of CPTTM is to support enterprises to utilize effectively new conceptual thinking, information and resources in order to increase the value-added of its products or s

37. Archive Webpages
    Selected from the former Portuguesemacau government websites. The Last Issueof the Portuguese-macau government Official Bulletin (Series I),  
    http://members.lycos.co.uk/macau1999/contents/archive.htm
    
    Extractions: Selected from the former Portuguese-Macau Government websites Please click on the flag for the language desired. Portuguese Official History of Macau The Last Issue of the Portuguese-Macau Government Official Bulletin (Series I) The Last Issue of the Portuguese-Macau Government Official Bulletin (Series II) The last Portuguese-Macau Government structure Factsheet on the History of Macau Official Biography of General Vasco Rocha Vieira, the last Governor of Portuguese-Macau Factsheet on the Macanese Community Factsheet on the Economy of Macau

38. Browsing Regional Asia Macau Government Category
    Browse Regional Asia macau government USA Official Immigration AndGreen Card Lottery. (None) Live, Work and Study in the USA.  
    http://www.uksprite.com/search/search/Regional/Asia/Macau/Government/

39. Remarks By U.S. Consul General Michael Klosson At The Autumn Reception, 9/27/200
    It gives me great pleasure to welcome Chief Executive Edmund Ho, other officialsfrom the macau government, distinguished members of Macau society, and  
    http://www.usconsulate.org.hk/cg/2001/092701.htm
    
    Extractions: Macau, China It gives me great pleasure to welcome Chief Executive Edmund Ho, other officials from the Macau government, distinguished members of Macau society, and representatives of the American community in Macau, to this evening's reception. Let me begin by congratulating Macau on Sunday's legislative election, the first since the establishment of the Special Administrative Region Government in 1999. The smooth and successful conduct of the election reflected the careful preparations and extensive efforts undertaken by the Macau government, and the large voter turnout reflected a desire by the people of Macau to participate actively in the political process and to express their democratic aspirations. These elections mark an important step towards more democratic government. They also highlight Macau's distinct way of life and its special status Congratulations especially to the newly elected members of the Legislative Assembly. We look forward to working with all of you in pursuit of our common goals. This evening's reception is a celebration of the strong friendship and cooperation between the United States and Macau. That friendship was demonstrated most recently in the many expressions of sympathy and condolence we received from the people of Macau after the heinous terrorist attacks of September 11. Your expressions of support - from government leaders, business people, school teachers, clergy and ordinary citizens - were a source of much comfort during this difficult time and very much appreciated.

40. The Challenges Of Globalization: Bringing Out The Best In The U.S.-Hong Kong Rel
    earlier this year. We hope the macau government and courts will keepup and intensify the pace of enforcement. Likewise, we are  
    http://www.usconsulate.org.hk/cg/2000/0925.htm
    
    Extractions: Macau, China I'm very pleased to welcome so many Macau SAR government officials and distinguished members of Macau society, including Americans resident in Macau, to our reception. With the U.S. Senate's passage last week of permanent normal trade relations status for China, this is indeed an auspicious moment for all of us. China's forthcoming accession to the WTO will stimulate economic growth for China and her trading partners, encourage development of the rule of law and greater transparency required by the WTO system, and contribute to China's greater integration into the global economy. While posing challenges, it also represents an opportunity for Macau and its companies. Tonight's Autumn reception, the second since I took up my assignment as the U.S. Consul General to Hong Kong and Macau a little over a year ago, is just one way in which we acknowledge our cooperation and friendship with Macau and all of you. The year since our last Autumn reception has witnessed monumental changes in Macau. The new flags one sees on arrival at the ferry terminal are a bright symbol of the Macau SAR's new identity and the fact that Macau is run by Macau people. Happily, it is also a symbol of the preservation of Macau's unique culture and way of life, and especially the preservation of the many freedoms freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press to name a few which the people of Macau continue to enjoy.

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