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NUS

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abbreviation

  1. National Union of Students

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It is worth noting there have already been weeks of leaks and speculation over policy to the media in the run-up to the Budget, which the chancellor was reprimanded for by deputy speaker Nus Ghani.

From BBC

The NUS team, led by Assistant Professor Zhu Ru-Yi from the Department of Chemistry, wondered whether this same type of attraction could help control chemical reactions in the lab.

From Science Daily

In their work, Prof Scarani, who is also from NUS Department of Physics, Asst Prof Bai, and Prof Buscemi began with a quantum analogue to the minimum change principle.

From Science Daily

"The bargaining position of the US has actually been diminished as they have revealed that their hand isn't actually as strong as they would like," said NUS economics professor David Jacks.

From BBC

"He's shown that he is capable, with the Covid taskforce giving him credence. He was the guiding hand on that rudder… and he projects that stability for future global financial uncertainties," said Rebecca Tan, a political science lecturer with NUS.

From BBC