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silicon: Si · atomic number 14
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In the Silicon Valley, the heart of the new economy, unemployment currently stands at 6 %.
Silicon implants were used for years before there was regulation or surveillance of their use.
OpenGL represents a 3D graphics language, initially developed by SGI (Silicon Graphics Inc).
Where silicon implants are concerned, we need high standards of safety and quality at international level.
It is about time Europe had its own Cape Canaveral, its own ÍÁSÁ and its own Silicon Valley.
Silicon Valley, Mr President, operated on this basis and developed for 20 or 30 years without patents.
It was lobbying from self-help groups of women suffering adverse effects from silicon-gel breast implants that prompted the Commission Communication.
Silicon Valley is in the process of taking over all our minds, as my colleague Mrs Leperre-Verrier rightly said, and here we are, saying that maybe we could...
The report before us concerns silicon implants, with proposals for rules, regulations, an age limit of 18 for breast implants for cosmetic reasons and the establishment of a European patient register.
A population of hamsters in an industrial area is of just as much concern to us as the ban on silicon implants or the introduction of a heavy goods tax.
In this respect, there is one good example: four years ago, given the opinion that silicon implants may be carcinogenic, several countries adopted an alternative substance for their manufacture based on soya oil.
The draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities, my colleague, Mrs Ria Oomen-Ruijten, who unfortunately is unable to be here today, refers in particular to the need for open and transparent information about silicon implants.
Moreover, the European Union, which has already lost the battle of Hollywood, is in danger of losing the battle of Silicon Valley if our various Member States do not realise the urgency of regaining technological control by putting in place a common multimedia policy.
So there are at least three reasons to justify this action being taken at Community level: improving information for patients in certain cases; shedding the maximum possible light on the potential secondary effects of having a breast implant, in particular by means of research; and, of course, taking into account the petitions presented by citizens ' groups, giving consideration to whether or not their request that silicon implants of this sort be subject to an immediate ban is well founded.

