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In order to cope with these unfamiliar situations, improvements must be made both in sensing technologies and in the capability to autonomously train perception models.

Furthermore, great strides could be made both in recruiting students from rural areas and in exposing students to rural health early in their careers in a low-pressure way.

Despite the conviction, it has highlighted that progress still needs to be made, both in the legal and social perceptions of rape.Meriem had an eighteen-month struggle to bring her case to the courts.

Film historian Jay Leyda reported in his book Kino: A History of the Russian and Soviet Film: "Two young journalists, Lazebnikov and Krasnostavsky, had shown Mezhrabpom[film] and Pudovkin a carefully documented script on the life and struggles of Hamburg's dock-workers S.S. Pyatiletka, to be madock-workers S.S.n and German versions.

However, in this case each choice alternative indicates an activity which can be made both in the campus and in urban area of Cosenza.

However, in a regulatory context, documentation of evidence for review is highly important; therefore, extra efforts to protect confidential information in submissions should be made, both in terms of internal reporting and submission documentation.

Strong arguments have been made both in favor of, and in opposition to, international exhaustion.

The comparisons which were made both in Kosovo and Turkey about the internet addiction over elderly people.

Measurements were made both in normal gravity and on the NASA KC-135 reduced-gravity aircraft.

Gains were made both in 2000 and in 2005 on debt relief for the poorest countries.

"I personally think tremendous progress has been made both in Europe and the U.S.," he said.