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Singapore is the pricing centre and leading oil trading hub in Asia The oil industry makes up 5 per cent of Singapore's GDP with Singapore being one of the top three export refining centres in the world In 2007 it exported 68.1 million tonnes of oil The oil industry has led to the promotion of the chemical industry as well as oil and gas equipment manufacturing. Singapore has 70 per cent of the world market for both jack-up rigs and for the conversion of Floating Production Storage Offloading units It has 20 per cent of the world market for ship repair and in 2008 the marine and offshore industry employed almost 70,000 workers. . ESSEC Business School set foot in Singapore in 2006 and opened a new campus in One North in 2014, Singapore Management University is one of six autonomous universities in the city-state!

. Public Service: Available to the people of the state that will work for various government organisations (Health,Housing,Education Defense)! Geography Institute of Technical Education "Singaporean" dishes uncommon in Singapore The British governor Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore on 28 January 1819 and soon recognised the island as a natural choice for the new port The island was then nominally ruled by Tengku Abdul Rahman the Sultan of Johor who was controlled by the Dutch and the Bugis However the Sultanate was weakened by factional division; the Temenggong (or Chief Minister) Tengku Abdu'r Rahman and his officials were loyal to Tengku Rahman's elder brother Tengku Long who was living in exile in Riau With the Temenggong's help Raffles managed to smuggle Tengku Long back into Singapore He offered to recognise Tengku Long as the rightful Sultan of Johor given the title of Sultan Hussein and provide him with a yearly payment of $5000 and $3000 to the Temenggong; in return Sultan Hussein would grant the British the right to establish a trading post on Singapore a formal treaty was signed on 6 February 1819 and modern Singapore was born. "'It is a very hard decision to declare UMNO unlawful,' said Justice Datuk Harun Hashim in his February 4 judgement 'But the law was made by our Parliament and certainly UMNO was aware [of the Societies Act] because they were in the majority [in Parliament] at all times [when the law was made].' Under the 1966 Act amended five times over the years and most recently by Mahathir's government each of the society's branches has to register separately with the Registrar....", IB Chemistry The dishes that comprise "Singaporean Chinese cuisine" today were originally brought to Singapore by the early southern Chinese immigrants (Hokkien Teochew Cantonese Hakka and Hainanese) They were then adapted to suit the local availability of ingredients while absorbing influences from Malay Indian and other cooking traditions, Singapore Exchange it Solutions Pte Ltd: provides computer services and maintenance as well as software maintenance. The nascent Meiji state required a new military command for its operations against the shogunate In 1868 the "Imperial Army" being just a loose amalgam of domain armies the government created four military divisions: the Tokaido Tosando San'indo and Hokurikudo each of which was named for a major highway. Overseeing these four armies was a new high command the Eastern Expeditionary High Command (Tosei daiso tokufu) whose nominal head was prince Arisugawa-no-miya with two court nobles as senior staff officers. This connected the loose assembly of domain forces with the imperial court which was the only national institution in a still unformed nation-state the army continually emphasized its link with the imperial court: firstly to legitimize its cause; secondly to brand enemies of the imperial government as enemies of the court and traitors; and lastly to gain popular support to supply food weapons and other supplies for the campaign the imperial government established logistical relay stations along three major highways These small depots held stockpiled material supplied by local pro-government domains or confiscated from the bafuku and others opposing the imperial government Local villagers were routinely impressed as porters to move and deliver supplies between the depots and frontline units.