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Power moves should be complemented by some decent mat wrestling.

But in Afghanistan NATO found that might alone cannot crush an insurgency; development and state-building are as important.The EU, for its part, sees that soft forms of influence must be complemented by some hard power.

The glass artist Dale Chihuly is creating a 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-footexhibition, which will be complemented by some of his smaller glass works, along winstallation other glass artists who studied at R.I.S.D., some with Mr. Chihuly during his tenure there between 1968 and the mid-80's.

Our analysis will be complemented by some historical examples and by further reflections concerning the notion of "progress" in our field.

This is complemented by some crunchy peanuts, crunchy garlic and as much chilli as you can take.

The original book's storyline is complemented by some fun gardening mini-games, as well as the option for children to make and send pictures.

Every year its pastoral bliss high above Central Park is complemented by some sort of benign sculpture exhibition, usually three-dimensional works of formal decorum or playful ingenuity.

What is more, this flowering was complemented by some architecture exhibitions with provocative subject matter and fine scholarship, defying the common wisdom that architecture's popular appeal in mainstream culture is somehow a sign of its growing superficiality.

The company is used to upheaval, but for the first time in years, the unfailing optimism usually found at Lotus is complemented by some real confidence in its future.

In Sect. 5 I present the main results, which are complemented by some figures in "Appendix B".

When useful, the study is complemented by some analytical and numerical illustrations realized within matlab's code.