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The fund is 42percentt invested in technology, in part a reflection of the domination of the sector by American companies; Intel, Microsoft and Cisco Systems all derive more than half of their revenue abroad.

Since the ribs, vertebrae and dorsal dermis all derive from the somites (57), the observation of defects in these tissues might suggest possible abnormalities in somitic development in hitchhiker.

The facts, accessible to all, derive from biomedical science.

These writers all derive considerable income from Amazon's book sales.

They all derive from the same short novel, "Undine" (1811) by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué.

The demagogues of the world, after all, derive power solely from their ability to provoke reaction.

The numerous languages of the family all derive from Sanskrit, the language of the ancient Aryans.

"The demagogues of the world, after all, derive power solely from their ability to provoke reaction," he writes.

Harlem in New York, Fitzroy in Melbourne, Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin all derive an intangible positive atmosphere from their combination of brick, ornament, renovation and re-use.

We would all derive inspiration from what they could achieve, with global benefits for what is now an enormous global problem.

Overlapping symptoms in T-LBL and T-ALL derive from their shared propensity to manifest with hepatic, splenic, and nodal enlargement, as well as with mediastinal mass.