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The specific form would be to create new "grand challenges" in technology, Mr. Weis said.

One of the interim government's main duties would be to create new, ethnically diverse police and military forces.

ReprintsThe role of the research centre will be to create new drugs for which there is strong demand in China in particular, and in Asia more generally.

The idea seems to be to create new working environments in which people need both advice, and storage devices to hold all the new data they are generating.

Her task will be to create new pictures in thread on the Singer's robe that will depict a more hopeful future for her society.

To develop effective antioxidant therapies the best strategy may be to create new chemical entities designed to detoxify a defined reactive oxygen species-dependent process that underlies a particular pathology, in the same way a conventional drug is designed to modulate a biochemical process, rather than applying antioxidants in an unfocused manner.

Here, the basic plan is to create new Eleanor Roosevelts.

"Their primary benefit is to create new knowledge.

"The next step is to create new verticals.

These in turn were to create new outbreaks of revolt.

Its natural impulse is to create new instruments to drum up business.