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Dr Roger Barker, policy director at the Institute of Directors, said it is "appropriate for the government to rebalance its approach with a pro-business orientation at its core" as "compliance with burdensome regulation is frequently cited by IoD members as one of the top factors having a negative effect on their businesses."
From BBC
The IOD - often called the "Indian Niño" because of its similarity to its Pacific equivalent - refers to the difference in sea-surface temperatures in opposite parts of the Indian Ocean.
From BBC
However, when both a positive IOD and an El Niño occur at the same time, as was the case last year, the rains in East Africa can become extreme.
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One of the strongest positive IOD patterns on record coincided with one of the strongest El Niño patterns in 1997 and 1998, with severe flooding reported.
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The scientists also said IOD had contributed almost equally to the intensity.
From Seattle Times
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