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Isis will find it difficult to travel between Raqqa and Mosul and may lose its grip on the oilfields of north-east Syria, from which it has derived revenue.

For decades, it has derived political legitimacy from impressive economic growth, which is now slowing down.

But Burberry's major dependence on tourists and the benefit it has derived lately from a favorable exchange rate worries some analysts.

Barrow is the major hub of the North Slope as well as the northernmost town in the United States, and it has derived significant tax revenues from Prudhoe Bay oil.

The following section reviews the petroleum reservoir characterization process and the benefits it has derived from the application of HIS.

Like P. boisei, it has derived craniodental features associated with generating and withstanding high or repetitive bite forces, although the expression of these traits is not as extreme as is seen in the eastern African species (Rak 1983).

It added that it had derived "enormous value" from most of its acquisitions.

BresaGen, an Australian company that has set up a new base in Athens, Ga., said recently that it had derived four stem-cell lines from defective embryos left over from in vitro fertilization, a process used to treat infertility.

The longest segment (84.4 cM) was found on LG2 and it had derived from A. thaliana Chr2.

What renown it has derives from being the river traversable by stepping stones at the base of Box Hill, and from its habit, often purported as a reason for its name, of periodically ducking underground into swallow holes.

The pain of her early years, and the wisdom she has derived from it, has been commodified.