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It depends on the nature of the work and workplace and issues and policies prevailing in the workplace.

This is most probably attributed to the higher temperature, humidity and sunlight prevailing in the midland and lowland agroecological zones suitable for reproduction and multiplication of mites [ 18].

A migrant's remittance behavior is connected strongly to life cycle (age, marital status) characteristics and conditions prevailing in the home and host country.

The recipient of this press release is responsible for using this press release and the constituent information in accordance with the rules and regulations prevailing in the particular jurisdiction.

At the high pressures and temperatures prevailing in the target horizon, injected fracking additives may undergo chemical transformation and decomposition reactions in the presence of saline formation water.

Both were said to have abused "the freedom of opinion and expression prevailing in the kingdom".

His most realistic hope of gaining the presidency lies in overtaking Mr. Bush in a hand count, having the judge declare him the winner in Florida and then prevailing in the inevitable appeals.

Some baseball historians believe that Fowler deserves acclaim — and should join Robinson as a member of the Hall of Fame — for his record and for prevailing in the face of consistent discrimination.

Perceptions and interest in politics may be differently influenced by migration experience depending on the institutional context and media prevailing in the destination country.

In this connection, you observe that some Bahá'ís are susceptible to the argument that the Faith must change to keep up with what are perceived to be progressive social values, while some others, despite their firm adherence to the Teachings, are unable to resolve the incongruity between the Bahá'í perspective and attitudes prevailing in the wider society.

He was forced by the strength of Protestantism and the Augustinian doctrines of grace and free will prevailing in the Low Countries to define his theological principles.