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61. Fears of the emergence of drug resistance in colonising bacteria in patients receiving selective decontamination of the gut have not been realised.

62. The 1960s and 1970s had seen the emergence of a number of social movements among oppressed groups.

63. Whatever the case, the mass emergence of spadefoot toads into the night is an unforgettable experience.

64. In addition to monitoring specific diseases and syndromes, gathering information about the numerous factors that affect disease emergence is also important.

65. Ever since the emergence of the modern state Tilly et al. 1975.

66. The policies and attitudes of the autocracy virtually ruled out the emergence of a moderate, reformist labour movement.

67. The second way makes the emergence of syntactic combinations seem much less fortuitous.

68. The emergence of Real Will is therefore a very important factor to be noted.

69. This outbreak illustrates how factors such as weather and demographic changes can affect the emergence of public health problems from infectious diseases.

70. Its emergence was to be a key factor in the establishment of democracy in the Western zones.

71. If this transpires then the emergence of fairness really will have a substantial effect on the whole area of procedural due process.

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72. Periodic emergence of such asset price bubbles is routine in even the most developed economies.

73. The emergence of the information-processing capacity of the human brain is clearly a major transcendence in this sense.

74. What was much more important to me was the emergence of what I consider to be the breakdown of constitutional government.

75. The emergence, or re-emergence in some cases, of Nation-States which intended to organize internal power according to their own values.

76. Yet the concept of self-advocacy and the parallel emergence of normalisation, demand a radical revision of professional roles and approaches.

77. The electronic communications revolution exploded in the 1920s with the emergence of radio.

78. The emergence of a Five Nations cup, a handsome piece of silverware has signalled the end of an era.

79. Many factors, or combinations of factors, can contribute to disease emergence.

80. Such use is already providing selective pressure to the emergence of resistance.

81. If environmental factors were primarily responsible for its emergence among other populations, can the same be said for male homosexuals?

82. Emergence of difference is often experienced as a shock to the whole system, a sudden puncturing of the illusion of sameness.

83. In order of their emergence, they are deferred imitation, symbolic play, drawing, mental imagery(sentencedict.com), and spoken language.

84. A study of the emergence of the welfare state highlights the increased demands and responsibilities borne by government.

85. In either case, the end result was the emergence or a strong centralized state under authoritarian rule.

86. This was inpart due to the emergence of New Unionism which sought to organize unskilled workers.

87. The emergence of the Women's Peace Crusade was symptomatic of a growing war-weariness among the population at large.

88. In particular, the real wage will adjust spontaneously soas to prevent the emergence of excess supply in the labour market.

89. An alternative outcome, but one which may well develop from the first, is the emergence of a strong nationalist dictatorship.

90. Does economic development create favourable conditions for the emergence of democracy?