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Most had fled the economic problems | prevalent after the dissolution of the Union of Soviet |
The term scome became | prevalent after appearing on the SQL Server community |
20 to 39 year olds are the most | prevalent age group in Carindale, with 30% of resident |
Although the economy of the commune is | prevalent agricultural the secondary and tertiary econ |
Although the economy of the commune is | prevalent agricultural, the secondary and tertiary eco |
Although the economy of the town is | prevalent agricultural, the secondary and tertiary eco |
The most | prevalent alcohol in policosanol is octacosanol, follo |
Critics say | prevalent alcoholism among the country's youth as well |
It was first discovered and is | prevalent almost exclusively in Brazil. |
n California, Nolina bigelovii is especially | prevalent along the Lower Colorado River Valley, espec |
The surname "Dikshitar" is also | prevalent among other Iyers with ritual qualifications |
of the negative attitudes against Christians | prevalent among many Jews. |
the UAC's Delta Labs division are especially | prevalent among the base's employees. |
The term is more | prevalent among Sephardi Jews, but is also widely used |
f Ise embodies the courtly miyabi aesthetic, | prevalent among the surviving works produced by and fo |
The hermit-recluse life is | prevalent among monks to whom meditation practice is c |
rfect pitch, which she has shown is far more | prevalent among speakers of tone language. |
the agitation of the water, this custom was | prevalent among Oriental Christians of annually baptiz |
CUCA, to challenge the political apathy then | prevalent among the university's students. |
"Breast cancer is so | prevalent among women and men today; I wanted to find |
lished in 1740, of a curious custom formerly | prevalent among the Welsh shepherds. |
Duffmuttu (also: Dubhmuttu) is an art form | prevalent among Muslims in Kerala state of south India |
ish cooperative movement which was much more | prevalent among farmers, and to some extent among urba |
The pro-Ottoman attitude remained | prevalent among revolutionaries: they had been well re |
right, dysaethesia aethiopica was "much more | prevalent among free negroes living in clusters by the |
ction by the heresies, especially Trotsky's, | prevalent among the Republic's supporters. |
Schizophreniform disorder is equally | prevalent among men and women. |
ple of speaking in tongues, though it is not | prevalent amongst the Therapeutae. |
a form of microhistory that was particularly | prevalent amongst German historians during the 1980s. |
artial in those areas where IRA activity was | prevalent and a further extension of the jurisdiction |
moral reflection of religious inspiration is | prevalent, and the use of narrative, parable, apothegm |
e Klebs-Loeffler bacillus, then an extremely | prevalent and lethal disease, particularly among child |
It is the most | prevalent and pathogenic helminth parasite in birds, p |
he mid 1960s Mao badges began to become more | prevalent, and were even distributed at international |
Ochratoxin A is the most | prevalent and relevant fungal toxin of this group, whi |
Among other issues, one of the most | prevalent and discussed after the conference was that |
the early 20th Century, vermouth was fairly | prevalent, and simple cocktails like the Sazerac had b |
Anellovirus species are highly | prevalent and genetically diverse. |
and "Ice" versions of the beer are far more | prevalent and readily available for retail across the |
ncluding domestic fowl. A. galli is the most | prevalent and pathogenic species, especially in domest |
scarce because of the Great Depression, but | prevalent anti-Semitism and anti-German sentiments mea |
The most | prevalent application of horoscopic astrology is to us |
Most | prevalent are the maternal bonds felt between a mother |
ge was promoted by the influence of the then | prevalent Arian faction to the vacant see. |
s some influence from the progressive trends | prevalent around the turn of the century. |
Dairy farming is also | prevalent, as it continues to be in neighboring Chino. |
st, the reach of cable television was not as | prevalent as it would be even a decade later; some met |
Organised crime in Hong Kong is not as | prevalent as in its Chinese mainland neighbour, but it |
some quail hunting took place, it was not as | prevalent as the quail hunting plantations nearby. |
t policies, a hangover of colonial era still | prevalent, as well as the "contractor system", in whic |
Crows are also | prevalent as well. |
Warfare was | prevalent, as is shown by archeology. |
Smoking in Egypt is | prevalent, as 19 billion cigarettes are smoked annuall |
between the infamous by-lanes where crime is | prevalent as a way of life. |
reet parking lots for Downtown commuters are | prevalent as well. |
key proponent of the brainwashing hypothesis | prevalent at the time, in the American Psychology Bull |
s an instrument of a racist mindset that was | prevalent at that time. |
the conventional in-company training schemes | prevalent at the time. |
ot recorded, it would appear that the belief | prevalent at the time of the design of Hotspur that a |
challenged the spirit of academism that was | prevalent at the Academy and in 1863 left it to become |
st-Punk/New-Wave and Disco scenes which were | prevalent at the time. |
eport about the unfair pro-French atmosphere | prevalent at that time in French Settlements and that |
n strong contrast to the systemic corruption | prevalent at the court and in its administrative arms |
how, a spoof of the reality television shows | prevalent at the time, in which Ian McCaskill, Eddie ' |
ing World War I, due to anti-German feelings | prevalent at the time, anglicised his name to Mountbat |
from the Sinocentrist point of view that was | prevalent at the time. |
contrast to the vitriolic missionary tracts | prevalent at that time, presented Hinduism in empathet |
uenced by the Western philosophical fashions | prevalent at the time, which resulted in what Peter J. |
can neutrality and non-intervention that was | prevalent at the time. |
he often socialist student activism that was | prevalent at the time. |
Georgian architectural style that had become | prevalent at that time (the roofline was returned to i |
f the outbreak of the antireligious movement | prevalent at the time with diplomatic relations not no |
, despite the attitude of racial segregation | prevalent at that time. |
sels are attested around 2200BC and are most | prevalent at the time Beaker pottery was being replace |
ther one can conclude that while there is no | prevalent average household arrangement, most American |
Use was believed to be more | prevalent before contact with the west. |
The practice was also | prevalent before World War II in Hong Kong, Singapore |
th, flattened rocks and these were even more | prevalent before the Blizzard of '78. |
countered with designing the ships, the most | prevalent being armor. |
ty of popular architectural styles, the most | prevalent being Colonial Revival. |
With Stepney | prevalent between the sticks, Rimmer only played 46 ti |
research identifies the ailment as extremely | prevalent but also highly variable in its severity of |
Complaints about the change were | prevalent, but not nearly to the extent of what happen |
her way of understanding this pathis is also | prevalent, by seeking direct reference for a site as p |
eath.. since hunger and decease was the most | prevalent causes, I would argue, that these causes sho |
Lead is the most | prevalent chemical of this class, deriving from automo |
into the public arena some indication of how | prevalent clergy sexual abuse was. |
stitution in Namibia is illegal but a highly | prevalent common practice. |
However, Dysthymic Disorder is the most | prevalent comorbid diagnosis of GAD clients. |
Of these, morphine is the most | prevalent comprising 8%-14% of the total. |
There is no | prevalent convention for the directions of these two a |
"The Great Darkness"), especially due to the | prevalent corruption and for the scandal surrounding t |
It also details out the causes for the | prevalent corruption in India's political system and c |
the vacant leadership, much against the then | prevalent custom among the Jats. |
d to merely produce an inheritor through the | prevalent custom of Niyoga, she ends up enjoying the s |
Medical students screen for the most | prevalent diseases in these communities including: hyp |
to his alcoholism (further aggravated by the | prevalent drinking customs), he did not and his plans |
This attitude was most | prevalent during the rule of Joseph Stalin. |
While shout bands became | prevalent during the 1920s and 1930s, by the 1960s the |
Cotton-clads were | prevalent during the American Civil War, particularly |
replace the tweed-covered cabinet design so | prevalent during the 1950s. |
f maintaining the ancient system of “tenure” | prevalent during the times of the Native Kings. |
This symbol is especially | prevalent during football season, leading up to the Re |
As a result of the anti-bourgeois thinking | prevalent during the Cultural Revolution, Mao Zedong d |
Air travel became more | prevalent during his tenure as more people traveled to |
This pattern was most | prevalent during the early 19th century. |
Violence was | prevalent during Swann's term as mayor. |
This has been particularly | prevalent during 2011 negotiations for a continuing re |
This became more | prevalent during the highly publicized Eichmann trial, |
although some spasmodic discontent with the | prevalent economic stringency finds expression during |
in both schools in recent years, and by the | prevalent economic climate both locally and nationally |
o separate pieces joined by lead, a practice | prevalent elsewhere in India at that time. |
Sinhalese classical art, eschewing the then | prevalent European traditions. |
and seem to violate a basic code of conduct | prevalent even among hitmen and traffickers. |
g Jews in Israel towards Christians is still | prevalent, even though less visible on a daily basis. |
the knob are both named for the Shockey's, a | prevalent family in the area. |
Spanish moss is a | prevalent feature as well. |
t has been concluded that these are the most | prevalent few minutes of the entire six to ten hours s |
Gang activity has been | prevalent for decades in the Pico neighborhood, partic |
rtainer at a time when organized crime was a | prevalent force in their respective countries. |
Buoy Racing is the most | prevalent form of yacht racing |
modern-day slavery, bonded labor is the most | prevalent form. |
s customarily divided into zones named after | prevalent fossil types. |
country to be eradicated from society with a | prevalent friendship and unity around the world; and e |
The most | prevalent geologic feature of the Carrizo plains is th |
ned songs, it's "riff driven" and features a | prevalent guitar lick throughout, in the same manner a |
uted to the relatively lower rates currently | prevalent here in comparison to many other upcoming ar |
riptural objection quickly vanishes, and the | prevalent ideas about the organic creation appear only |
a number of reconstructions, in keeping with | prevalent ideology of the period. |
Urban poverty is | prevalent in not only in Jabotabek, but also in Medan |
as Lightwood Bottom (after a type of timber | prevalent in the area). |
Reil plays the double bass drum style | prevalent in thrash and death metal. |
A similar organ sound is | prevalent in the 1966 (PSR&T) version. |
hool of bouncy Eurovision songs particularly | prevalent in the 1960s and 1970s. |
The Shell station speaks to the literalism | prevalent in some advertising during the 1920s and '30 |
In light of the colonization | prevalent in Gundam, the term essentially encompasses |
These styles became less | prevalent in the 1890s as the remaining southern porti |
It is | prevalent in Zhejiang province and has a compact cover |
, and offers a view of some of the marshland | prevalent in the area. |
nent tribal people were the Veddas, who were | prevalent in the Southern part of India, including a p |
The roots Londin- and Lundin- are the most | prevalent in names used from Roman times onward. |
es, and victories, in a time when racism was | prevalent in the United States. |
ans is a gram-negative coccobacillus that is | prevalent in subgingival plaques. |
se of their opposition to the slavery system | prevalent in South Carolina at the time. |
Some are informed by the political attitudes | prevalent in Wales in the 9th century and after. |
nbread is a sweet, moist cornmeal-based dish | prevalent in parts of the Southern United States. |
Bus service has been | prevalent in the city, since streetcar lines were remo |
nthes excelsa is a 6m tall perennial that is | prevalent in the area. |
widespread distribution, and are especially | prevalent in tropical areas. |
The economic hardship, the racism | prevalent in all branches of the Brazilian armed force |
traditional Maharashtrian lifestyle that is | prevalent in the heart of the city, as well as a moder |
Dysplastic kidneys are | prevalent in 95% to 100% of all identified cases. |
lead to the use of alcohol and narcotics, so | prevalent in the 1890s." |
s found that adolescent egocentrism was more | prevalent in the female population as opposed to the m |
The sexual themes | prevalent in his songs have brought criticism from SPD |
the Tri-Cities' racing heritage, especially | prevalent in Bristol Motor Speedway. |
The Peppin is | prevalent in the sheep flocks of Queensland, on the sl |
here digestive enzymes such as proteases are | prevalent in the liquid. |
ombating of tuberculosis which was then very | prevalent in Newfoundland. |
rdered pattern; line and repetition are very | prevalent in his work. |
rreversible deleterious mutations may not be | prevalent in organisms which, while they reproduce ase |
got therapy and has recently become far more | prevalent in use and is specifically used to treat ill |
, such as the oppression of women, which are | prevalent in all cultures. |
ch elm disease, although the disease is less | prevalent in Florida. |
As is | prevalent in the scenarios Maeda has written for visua |
Tanzania, child sex tourism in particularly | prevalent in Zanzibar and Pemba. |
of consumerism and the media are also quite | prevalent in the lyrics of Wir sind Helden. |
sm and to the strong anti-Catholic prejudice | prevalent in American society at the time of writing. |
Carried away by the rationalism | prevalent in Spain following upon the French invasions |
They are also | prevalent in hunting and gathering economies, where no |
Especially | prevalent in rural areas, and having its roots in Berb |
stone), and an S shape (three strokes), more | prevalent in later (5th to 7th century) inscriptions ( |
ll was aimed at eradicating the malpractices | prevalent in the private sector educational institutio |
made easier by the poor economic conditions | prevalent in Australia in 1982. |
firm of the former cotton spinning industry | prevalent in Oldham. |
Some of the rocks | prevalent in the Osage Plains are Mississippian limest |
s in a style imitating the Nordic Classicism | prevalent in Sweden during the 1920s. |
n recent years clothes made in PVC have been | prevalent in young people's fashions, particularly in |
bes the gradations of racial prejudice still | prevalent in the South despite JFK's best efforts... u |
e version of the Talmud sans the mistakes so | prevalent in previous editions of the Talmud. |
This treatment is | prevalent in equine veterinary books published in the |
Dryland farming is | prevalent in Casserres, with most agriculture focusing |
With interest in Order from Chaos still | prevalent in the extreme metal underground, Merciless |
ails in upper Dolpo; Buddhism and Bon-po are | prevalent in lower Dolpo, including Ringmo village. |
f prehistoric man, which he considered still | prevalent in criminals and savages, towards future per |
is pre-dawn period, the aspect of Brahman is | prevalent in the atmosphere. |
l that Deusdedit died of the plague that was | prevalent in England at the time. |
When stimulant use first became | prevalent in Sweden in the 1950s, phenmetrazine was pr |
erfamily of acalyptrate muscoids, especially | prevalent in the tropics. |
It was built in 1924 in the bungalow style | prevalent in Virginia Highland, and is considered a ne |
The types of media that were most | prevalent in their propaganda efforts were posters, pa |
n the liver tissue, and that damage was more | prevalent in rat hepatocytes than other cell types. |
Imagery of childhood (and poppies) are | prevalent in other work by Marcy Playground, such as t |
Its use is | prevalent in the harvesting of sugarcane in dominant c |
ritical of the then right-wing establishment | prevalent in the north of his home island. |
One or more of the proteins that is more | prevalent in male rats combines with calcium phosphate |
stem including cryptorchidism were also more | prevalent in the study group. |
This has been more | prevalent in remote areas; by contrast some pit villag |
oks like, made directly on tinted film stock | prevalent in the silent era. |
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