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There is disagreement over the distance that the positive effects of clustering actually extend to, however, meaning that the generation of synergetic 'cluster effects' (as they are commonly understood) between firms in Manchester and firms in Newcastle for example could prove difficult.

He observed that "Mr. and Mrs. America" have, through their elected government, established an imperative to disrupt the import of cocaine into the United States, but that their sense of alarm did not actually extend to the problem of rising European cocaine consumption.

"Inclusive growth" never seems to actually extend to inviting people from the very groups inclusive growth is meant to benefit to speak at the exclusive forums where the good and the great extol its virtues.

For this research article we do not have enough data yet to make any conclusions about whether the rebound phenomenon following halorhodopsin that has been reported in vitro actually extends to the in vivo milieu.

"US publicity rights law has been extended to foreign nationals in the past, but it is unclear whether a judge and jury would actually extend that to the former dictator of Panama," says Purewal. "Even if Noriega does have US publicity rights, Activision may have First Amendment rights which trump them.

That printed message had to be relayed from the Pentagon to President Johnson via a pneumatic tube, and at that point the decision was made to actually extend the wire to the White House.

Model simulations draw these units or rainfall "years" (which actually extend from November to October) randomly from the record.

"To have the chance to defend legislation that actually extends coverage to those people, I think is critically important.

Sad that Republican President Gerald Ford was the last president to actually extend collective bargaining coverage, in his case, to employees of private non-profit corporations such as hospitals.

It hasn't proved to be a professional or interpersonal liability that Pasternack's instinctive Italian sensibility doesn't extend to actually speaking the language (though he possesses a sizable vocabulary of kitchen nouns and adjectives).

Goes to Harry Redknapp for his unfortunate start to life as a Central Coast Mariners "football consultant", a role that apparently didn't extend to actually learning the club's name.