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And its economic advance has been accompanied with a rise on the global mergers-and-acquisitions scene.

Furthermore, the recognition to consider a broader assessment frame has been accompanied with a shift in the relationship between science and society, going from 'science and society' to 'science in and with society' (e.g. [33, 34]), or 'science with, and for society' (European funding program Horizon 2020).

As investment in GHR has increased, this shift in thinking has not been accompanied with a concerted effort to define the scope and boundaries of this emerging approach to health research.

38 However, funding for malaria control has been increasing again since 2000 from both national sources and external aid, particularly since 2002 through the Global Fund, and it has been accompanied with a decline in malaria in most countries.

At least it was accompanied with a dram of Scotch.

Each guideline should be accompanied with a short paragraph explaining the reasoning behind it.

The weekly chapters will be accompanied with a watercolour illustration by celebrated artist Marc Quinn.

Almost every film he mentions is accompanied with a date of release.

Each is accompanied with a different chord in the orchestra, an ingenious and haunting harmonic progression.

All pieces are accompanied with a single photograph and some include audio.

Yet Waters suggests that such a stance is accompanied with a flourish of self-satisfaction: "You are a vain man".