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The banking group operates an extensive network of almost 3,500 branches in 14 countries, which generates roughly one quarter of its total revenue.
we have the FreeSpeech Engine, which generates English.
Normally this‘reality testing' in the brain monitors a‘story telling' system which generates a narrative of people's experience.
They develop an automated script which generates visits to thousands of websites with a fake referrer URL,
there is no other drug in the marketplace which generates such interest.
The banking group operates an extensive network of roughly 3,000 branches in 13 countries, which generates roughly one quarter of its total revenues.
there is no other drug on the market which generates such interest.
An important cause of insomnia is the excess of worries and thoughts, which generates more and more anxiety
Pancreatitis: is a alteration in the generation of enzymes of the pancreas, which generates an impossibility of digestion of some foods(especially fats).
there is nothing else medicine in the market which generates such curiosity.
by using a Singularity Tank, which generates a temporary black hole in the target area.
The lifestyle of developed countries, which generates stress and promotes excess weight
decreasing the pressure), which generates a fictitious pressure sensation.
This mined uranium is used to fuel energy-generating nuclear reactors with fissionable uranium-235 which generates heat that is ultimately used to power turbines to generate electricity.[11].
emits a continuous electrical impulse, which generates stimuli electrical systems that act on the heart muscle
About 500,000 people in Ile-de-France have jobs linked to tourism, making it the biggest industry in the region France, which is seeking to revive its economy, depends heavily on tourism, which generates over 7 per cent of national gross domestic product
becomes very common during school age, which generates low performance,
The NASA research report pointed out that these far-infrared rays, which help the human body 4-14 microns, can penetrate into the human skin to a depth of 15CM, which generates heat from the inside and promotes the expansion of microvessels from the body to make the blood circulation smooth.