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performance related pay sought for top state bosses; and Czech-owned
brewery bucks downward sales.
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within three years; after years of letting people go, Czech banks are now
hiring again; the famous Czech piano-maker Petrof has avoided bankruptcy
after a legal challenge from an American distributor; the Environment
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modified flax; total Czech fuel consumption had grown by almost 40 percent
since the year 2000; and the consumption of meat has fallen by 17 percent
since 1989.
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