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The three artists were chosen because of their established relationships with the museum and because they all share a sensitivity for revealing hidden meanings and associations between artworks, Mr. Snyder said.
Even though cable has steadily eaten into the profit margins of the traditional broadcasters, such as ABC, NBC and CBS, the networks have continued to dominate, largely because of their established relationships with affiliates, advertisers and the viewing public.
Indeed, even armed ethnic groups are having their voices heard because of their established role in the peace process with the government.
Celebrities still receive the same hit to their credit ratings, but they still have some flexibility because of their established brands.
For these reasons, plant essential oils, because of their established antimicrobial activities as well as their relatively lower toxicity and reduced number of side effects, may be potentially useful replacements for chemical preservatives [18].
Natural erionite fibers were chosen because of their established toxicity.
Secondly, England's decision to rest some of their established players because of their workloads over the summer has handed several new faces the chance to stake their claim at the highest level.
We retained all variables in the final adjusted models including those that did not demonstrate statistical significance because of theoretical significance and their established use in prior paediatric outcome studies.
This is particularly true for reuse-based design, because of developers' reluctance to stray from their established modes of work.
Decreased productivity is evidenced in patients who suffer from moderate or severe rhinitis because of their disease, as established by studies that include large series of patients.
Heads [ 12] acknowledged that many marine organisms can readily reach far outside their established ranges, but argued that they do not establish themselves because of competition from congeneric vicariants already established in such habitats.
