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Recent surveys by a team led by marine biologists found a large part of the coral reefs in the area is gone and sea life has virtually disappeared.
Recent surveys show a majority of Americans are unsure about self-driving cars.
Recent surveys have revealed a need to develop the European aquaculture sector
I believe my most recent surveys have provided a solution.
Recent surveys by a team led by marine biologists found a large part of the coral reefs around the area are gone and sea life has virtually disappeared.
2,000 boats visited the beach per day, and recent surveys of the ecosystem found devastating losses to the area's coral reefs
which has the confidence of 23% of the population, according to recent surveys.
Recent surveys made by a team of marine biologists found out that a large portion of the coral reefs along the area were gone and sea life has virtually disappeared.
This is in contrast with recent surveys indicating a growing favourable opinion towards the EU.
According to recent surveys, the estimated market share of BC Gorna Banya is over 30%
The sharp reduction in bank lending rates has been accompanied by easier access to funding, as recent surveys have shown.
Recent surveys among various organization show that more than 80% of practicing Scrum Masters possess at least one certification.
The proportion of chocoholics choosing dark chocolate has grown to 48 per cent in recent years, according to recent surveys.
HFU is a top-ranked university of applied sciences as evidenced by recent surveys of schools.
According to recent surveys, 44% of the couples believe that fighting more than once a week helps them to keep healthy and productive relationships for a long time.
According to recent surveys, 44% of married couples believe that fighting more than once a week….
Some recent surveys of companies have suggested employers are turning more cautious about hiring as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged to take Britain out of the European Union on 31 October, with or without a deal.
I cannot fail to notice that the most recent surveys show Croatians to be suspicious of their country's future entry into the Union and critical of the EU's actions.
Some recent surveys of companies have suggested employers are turning more cautious about hiring as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged to take Britain out of the European Union on Oct. 31, with or without a deal.
Recent surveys of the more distant universe have revealed that galaxies lie in sheets