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(61) Collaboration is fostered by group participation in creating the "master" workflow to meet the needs of all stakeholders.

(62) Its cash crisis has been fostered by declining property values.

(63) U.S. demand for beef has fostered considerable conversion of forest to pasture.

(64) A model of algorithm has been proposed for composite neural network and the classification results of high precision are obtained through a full adder (FA) fostered by the model.

(65) Since the reform and openness, local organizations of political power at the grass-roots level control force reduction and functional defect have fostered family clansman influence expanding further.

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(66) The proportion between the staff members of the family fosterage service organizations and the fostered children shall not exceed 1:25.

(67) Purified purple non-sulfur bacteria 01S strain was separated and fostered from activated sludge of brewery wastewater and used to treat high concentrated organic brewery wastewater .

(68) With the change of management concept in coal enterprises, the costing management in coal enterprise has fostered a lot of new ideas.

(69) Its built - in programming interface has fostered a plethora of third - party application - specific enhancement programs.

(70) The trepang is warmed up taste Gan by column for "marine products one of eight treasure", The trepang, is had smooth dry blood effect to nourish kidney being getting more accurate, Is fostered.

(71) The values asserting collective interest fostered in China the spiritual tradition of patriotism and collectivism.

(72) Breed is fostered with cent individual plant, organization or asepsis sows.

(73) The myth has been fostered that electronic surveillance was an invention of the Nixon Adiministration.

(74) It fostered the deception that learning consisted in deepening and confirming the accepted body of knowledge.

(75) This has fostered the current allopathic paradigm of "symptom care" in lieu of the more important issue of "health care."

(76) It is from the nonphysical that global ascension and the evolution of each species is fostered.

(77) The myth has been fostered that electronic surveillance was an invention of the Nixon Administration.

(78) The movement of national splittism in that region is triggered by the colonial rule of France and further assisted and fostered by the United States of America.

(79) The historic American belief in individuality and American dislike of being regimented fostered denominationalism.

(80) The light movements shall allow for a more whole and complete ascension to be fostered and a greater capacity to regenerate renew and transfigure the biology into full consciousness level DNA.

(81) In addition, they fostered an atmosphere where employees were expected to gang up on the person who was "it."

(82) It's by cultivating one bellicose identity that violence is often fostered.

(83) Rice said in addition to bringing North Korea to halt weapons development, the talks also fostered the creation of a Northeaster Asia peace and security mechanism.

(84) The belief that we are recovered then became the new illusion, mostly fostered by the injection of phony money and massive spending built on debt.

(85) Only by owning loneliness, pulchritude and solitude can we have our flowers fostered many years, the longer the time it takes growing , the richer the fragrance is .

(86) The workshop attracted nearly a hundred participants and fostered sixty-six papers investigating various aspects of querying XML data.

(87) The China lobby contributed to the paranoia that fostered the Cold War abroad and McCarthyism at home.

(88) Business development will also be fostered by fair pricing mechanisms and a more effective land titling system.

(89) Does intuitional thought of mathematics have its logicality? Can it be fostered purposely? We analyse and approach these problems in this paper.

(90) Airline deregulation, for example, initially fostered increased competition that lowered the cost of flying.