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It will be designed to complement BBC2.
In fact, the booths may be designed to complement the newsstands, and bus shelters installed by Cemusa under a franchise from the city, thereby making them less conspicuous.
Greater awareness of developmental issues will inevitably lead to an increasingly heuristic and collaborative approach to research in which studies will be designed to complement one onother.
This finding, coupled with the observed prevalence of both risk factors and disease, suggests a need for more effective public health outreach campaigns that should be designed to complement current screening recommendations for this specific population [3, 21].
With a better understanding of the role of AAL in everyday dementia management, we advocate that technologies should be designed to complement and collaborate with the care of ICPs to PwDs.
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Newer details were designed to complement original ones.
Tourism here is designed to complement the natural beauty of the surroundings.
The typeforms, which are designed to complement one another, are each inked with a different colour.
Its men's and women's collections are designed to complement each other, even be shared.
The inside and the outside were designed to complement each other.
The Farley building was designed to complement the original Pennsylvania Station, which was razed in the 1960's.
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