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| The name change reflects the organization's | growth in other countries, and its commitment to enha |
| Thus, as Potes enjoys population | growth, the other settlements are undergoing a decrea |
| recreation, technology, the arts and personal | growth, while other locations provide nutrition servi |
| Thinking About | Growth and Other Essays, 1989 |
| al, ethical, intellectual, physical and social | growth of our students. |
| n its mission to foster education and personal | growth in our youth. |
| m, stated, "He [Welsh] was instrumental in the | growth of our firm....We wanted to try to establish a |
| The temple has witnessed the birth and | growth of our great city Kuala Lumpur." |
| sitively of the album, "This record shows some | growth on our part. |
| at the time, “I am excited about our continued | growth and our new ability to serve loyal Redskins fa |
| he intellectual, personal, social and cultural | growth of our students and instill in them a desire t |
| age courses in US high schools had the fastest | growth rate out of all languages during the 1980s, th |
| nto electronica with the album Zero Population | Growth: Bliss Out Volume 15, part of the Darla Record |
| CTSO's provide leadership and | growth opportunities outside of the classroom. |
| s the centre which has seen the largest recent | growth of outsourcing in the company, taking advantag |
| Real GDP | growth averaged over 7.5% per year for more than a de |
| ted softgoods in 2000, Nixon has continued its | growth into over 25 countries and is now part of Bill |
| This is a | growth of over 16% over July 2009. |
| s" ranked Kingston #2 in both Gross Dollars of | Growth and Overall Revenue. |
| mbryonic stem cells allows for LIF independent | growth, notably overexpression of the gene Nanog. |
| Second | growth forest, overgrown farm fields, granite ledges, |
| quence and conditions of deformations, mineral | growth and overprinting of subsequent deformation eve |
| Chicago, Illinois-based General | Growth Properties owned and managed Governor's Square |
| General | Growth Properties owns or has interest in 169 regiona |
| er cyanobacterium capable of both phototrophic | growth by oxygenic photosynthesis in sunlight and het |
| sian Americans and marketing the next phase of | growth of Pacific Commons to Asians. |
| This is mostly due to the | growth of package holidays to Spain and the Balearics |
| oses, the complex is intended to symbolize the | growth of Pakistan, and to enable it to host internat |
| In 2005 continuing its | growth The Palm Beach Times became a part of The Time |
| The College's rapid | growth has paralleled that of the North Carolina Comm |
| Nassau County HUB Smart | Growth - Participant |
| late 1970s and early 1980s; WENN-FM's audience | growth in particular led the station management to se |
| i al Din al Yahudi (An Analytical Study of the | Growth of Particularism in Hebrew Scripture). |
| kerman was targeted by this anti-technological | growth organization partly because the machines in hi |
| Joliet's | growth is partly due to a series of successful but co |
| During the 1980s and 1990s, massive | growth occurred, partly due to State Government polic |
| Bear | Growth Capital Partners, a growth capital investment |
| With time and population | growth, however, passenger traffic increased. |
| ater for livestock to drink and to support the | growth of pasture feed. |
| been scientifically validated” to prevent the | growth of pathogens. |
| Poised for future | growth, John Paul II moves forward as a unique Cathol |
| n February 2006, which aims to promote culture | growth and peace in the Middle East. |
| ly and Company, it is used to stimulate linear | growth in pediatric patients who lack adequate normal |
| pleted to clear the waterway of silt and plant | growth (water pennywort, Hydrocotyle ranunculoides, a |
| id to have laid the foundation for substantial | growth in Pentecostalism in that country. |
| village in 2004, it has been undergoing rapid | growth, attracting people commuting to Dublin. |
| nure as president saw unprecedented enrollment | growth (13 percent) for the college and he successful |
| His recent work has been on strategies for the | growth and performance of high-technology firms. |
| Despite the | growth, the periodical continued to lose money. |
| 911, Hans Aron performed the earliest study of | growth after periods of undernourishment. |
| the importance of cotton in the region and the | growth of peripheral industries. |
| es reached almost $1 billion after significant | growth for personal computers and cell phones. |
| built in 1971 in response to rapid population | growth in Perth, Western Australia's capital city, an |
| As berry | growth of phase I slows this is termed the lag phase. |
| The school's | growth was phenomenal offering excellent training and |
| The area was quickly settled, leading to the | growth of Philadelphia upriver on the Delaware as the |
| half of the nineteenth century as part of the | growth in philanthropic and voluntary organisations b |
| syndrome is characterized by renal dysplasia, | growth retardation, phocomelia or mesomelia, radiohum |
| of infant and child behavior and modeling the | growth of phonological structure through the interact |
| ologists often specialize in functions such as | growth, reproduction, photosynthesis, respiration, or |
| to the atmosphere as the tree absorbs through | growth by photosynthesis. |
| g effect on photosynthesis and can inhibit the | growth of phytoplankton populations, which form the b |
| Diameter | growth of pignut hickory (along with chestnut oak, wh |
| The reason for this is due the industrial | growth in Pimpri-Chinchwad. |
| region, the vast forest consisted of original | growth longleaf pines that reached heights of 100 to |
| as gradually grown, the final stage of planned | growth taking place between 2003 & 2007 when it grew |
| Despite most population | growth taking place around the Industrial Revolution, |
| The result was record | growth in places like Miramar, Pembroke Pines and Wes |
| Assembly Square is a mixed-use, smart | growth development planned for 66.5 acres (269,000 m2 |
| nd curled leaves, yellowed foliage, poor plant | growth, low plant vigor, and branch dieback. |
| It occurs in forests, second | growth and plantations of cocoa and citrus fruit. |
| is manakin is a common bird of forests, second | growth and plantations. |
| sing the joy of warmth of sunlight, and of the | growth of plants, and creatures in the daily sustenan |
| s being pumped to the city causing accelerated | growth of plants, excitement and aggressiveness in an |
| They attack buds and new | growth on plants, preventing flowers from opening, ne |
| an apparatus for measuring increase or rate of | growth in plants. |
| mental tree in landscaping because of its fast | growth and pleasing appearance; it is planted with li |
| rom Duroia hirsuta have yielded a strong plant | growth inhibitor plumericin, a tetracyclic iridoid la |
| There is considerable potential for economic | growth, but political confusion and the leaders' demo |
| ss of livelihood caused by it, resulted in the | growth of political activism in the region. |
| The second is to support the | growth of politics, science, art, literature, and com |
| In 2007, Variety recognized the successful | growth of Polybona Films, and wrote highly about its |
| the neighbouring village of Glyn Ceiriog, the | growth of Pontfadog is connected to the area's former |
| In 1704 an Act was passed "to prevent the | growth of Popery in this Province", preventing Cathol |
| The 1950s saw the | growth in popularity of the electric guitar, and the |
| Since the | growth in popularity of the song and video, there hav |
| With the | growth in popularity of social media sites and blogs |
| , which began the station's greatest period of | growth and popularity. |
| ype of bridge was undergoing a period of rapid | growth in popularity. |
| These test markets have seen steady | growth in popularity. |
| e methods however were unable to support rapid | growth of population since 1841. |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 55th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| With the | growth in population of Punggol New Town and Sengkang |
| The | growth in population in Indianapolis after 1880 was f |
| The area have had a big | growth in population the later years, and is one of t |
| 2000s the village experienced a period of fast | growth, the population and number of houses and busin |
| In Delaware, the largest | growth in population is Indian Americans - moving fro |
| The | growth in population and economic activities can be g |
| With the northward | growth of population in Baltimore the 4th and 3rd dis |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 37th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 49th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| a rural area, but has been experiencing strong | growth in population and development. |
| er the year to 30 June 2006, the 102nd fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| burbs of Paris, and due to booming demographic | growth the population reached 2,418 at the 2004 censu |
| signed the library to accommodate the expected | growth in population from 110,000 in 2004 to 165,000 |
| er the year to 30 June 2006, the 106th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| Muff has experienced significant | growth in population during the last decade as people |
| Because of the | growth in population and demand, more rooms were adde |
| s discovered in the area and following a rapid | growth in population the local progress committee pet |
| Despite the rapid | growth in population, the amount of land set aside fo |
| ning population, the District has had a steady | growth in population. |
| m its original title of Diyana, reflecting the | growth in population. |
| ns time as president Ball State saw tremendous | growth in population. |
| cemen stayed in the area resulting in the huge | growth in population. |
| This led to a huge | growth in population. |
| its inhabitants back to a renewed vitality and | growth in population. |
| BPSOS has experienced significant | growth and positive media, especially with Pamela Con |
| e United Nations: Constitutional Developments, | Growth, and Possibilities (Harvard University Press : |
| College after World War II as part of national | growth in post-secondary education driven by returnin |
| thine) is used to treat cancer and facial hair | growth in postmenopausal females. |
| A similar | growth medium, Potato dextrose broth (abbreviated "PD |
| impacted upon Rochdale [...] There's a lot of | growth and potential in him. |
| The | growth of Poughkeepsie's immediate suburbs, along wit |
| s Services” in cooperation with Globalization, | Growth and Poverty Program at International Developme |
| The | growth in power and importance of Liverpool, its inte |
| The daily | growth through power, prayer, love and service |
| It explores the | growth and preparation of new materials, as well as t |
| termined, unsuccessful effort to stamp out the | growth of Presbyterianism. |
| One guideline for biopsy is if a | growth is present three months after surgery, if a gr |
| and abilities of local governments to control | growth and preserve rights-of-way resultant from the |
| t added that it would create jobs and economic | growth, "while preserving core, essential services an |
| rformed a secret operation to remove cancerous | growth from President Cleveland's upper jaw on 1 July |
| Essays on Balance of Payments Constrained | Growth (Routledge Press, 2004) (with J.McCombie). |
| eates jobs, ensures real, sustainable economic | growth, and prevents environmental pollution, global |
| Although the rapid | growth of previous years has slowed, production of bi |
| re and Builders Square, it could not match the | growth or pricing power of Home Depot or Lowe's. |
| Growth is primarily limited by high equipment costs, | |
| capacity, resulting in accelerated lean muscle | growth, due primarily to hyperplasia rather than hype |
| “Physiological Controls Over Seedling | Growth in Primary Succession on an Alaskan Floodplain |
| g his six years in office, the state's highway | growth continued, prison reform measures were sanctio |
| Business | growth and private sector job growth |
| licy of Shanghai government is to suppress the | growth of private car ownership in the city and to re |
| e 19th century, Los Angeles's rapid population | growth magnified problems with the city's water distr |
| It has poor lumber qualities due to | growth stress problems, but can be used in constructi |
| d random texture) or directed, possibly due to | growth and processing conditions. |
| Other human | growth hormone produced from rDNAs include; Omnitrope |
| Hygetropin is a synthetic human | growth hormone produced by Zhongshan Hygene Biopharm |
| sequence with 191 residues as the native human | growth hormone produced in the human body. |
| Lava dome | growth has produced block-and-ash flows that traveled |
| ays the country's stable government, expanding | Growth Domestic Product and falling inflation makes i |
| or fitness company, on a capital raise to fund | growth and product introduction. |
| f Executive he presided over a period of rapid | growth in product, revenue and profit. |
| t research, by decreasing vascular endothelial | growth factor production and receptor phosphorylation |
| Biotin is necessary for cell | growth, the production of fatty acids, and the metabo |
| With this | growth in production best characterized by the Agricu |
| JFPI promotes the | growth of productive private enterprise throughout Af |
| een maintained with great diligence, including | growth, sow productivity, and backfat formation, repr |
| hey were eventually done in around 1910 by the | growth of professionalisation in hockey. |
| Apart from the | growth in profit, many new industrial parks were esta |
| AdvancePCS seen as a key move in ensuring the | growth and profitability of the company. |
| and quantifies, for the first time, the size, | growth, and profitability of each slave industry. |
| the 1970's, Nu-West continued its tradition of | growth and profitability. |
| facing increasing criticism that the drive for | growth and profits is completely overshadowing its on |
| expansion of its trading base and a consistent | growth in profits. |
| rong enrollments and leaders as well as steady | growth in program and facilities marked the legacy of |
| Recognizing the | growth in programs, trustees changed the name of the |
| "; "to move forward, advance"; "to further the | growth or progress of (anything)." |
| tly challenge the popular equation of economic | growth with progress and posit that sustainability ha |
| APEARC now is in its way to | growth and progress and its members are increasing as |
| erm gradually gained a more general meaning of | growth or progressive development. |
| Because of client | growth the project is in perpetual need of more serve |
| nrolment was 548, a school record, and further | growth was projected. |
| Activate mitogenic responses and regulate | growth and proliferation of many cells |
| Activation of AMPK by LKB1 suppresses | growth and proliferation when energy and nutrient lev |
| ve destruction of cancer cells, or inhibit the | growth and proliferation of cancer cells. |
| ine compounds and their metabolism during cell | growth and proliferation. |
| os were merchant princes, the Bolitho family's | growth to prominence started with Thomas Bolitho (176 |
| Growth is promoted by full sun and retarded by full s | |
| In the early period of the movement's | growth he propagated the planned language among his c |
| tinguished by its lime yellow foliage, compact | growth, and propensity to develop side shoots. |
| Dublin's hinterland, Skerries saw astronomical | growth in property prices during the late 1990s and e |
| eanwhile, the Town of Chestermere's March 2007 | Growth Study proposed annexation of, among other area |
| By 2007, the recent history of prosperous | growth and prospects of continued future growth neces |
| Economic | growth and prosperity since the industrial revolution |
| Though the city's | growth and prosperity were interrupted, the city and |
| The canal brought much | growth and prosperity to Banbury over the years and i |
| that had recently experienced strong economic | growth and prosperity or had dubious records regardin |
| The town experienced its greatest | growth and prosperity during the Colorado silver boom |
| ter Montreal for all aspects of their economic | growth and prosperity". |
| the 12th century, entered on a long period of | growth and prosperity, including the consolidation of |
| he G-15 nations have a common goal of enhanced | growth and prosperity. |
| eadership J. Wray and Nephew began a period of | growth and prosperity. |
| era of economic disaster as well as unbridled | growth and prosperity. |
| Other historians considered the | growth of prostitution to be related to the women wan |
| re facilitate economic development, population | growth and protect public health. |
| dels carnosine has been shown to retard cancer | growth and protect against alcohol-induced oxidative |
| EGR-1 (Early | growth response protein 1) also known as Zif268 (zinc |
| The early | growth response protein 2 is a transcription factor w |
| Early | growth response protein 2 is a protein that in humans |
| e, channels in the scaffold were filled with a | growth factor protein. |
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