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We were bent on developing a rational experimental course of in struction, suited as we thought, to the coming needs of students who were to enter industry".
Because the central government was also bent on developing the country's interior, employers in coastal cities like Ningbo had to offer ever greater incentives to lure workers from home and retain them.
This seasonal company has always been bent on developing native talent, encouraging new works and performing most of its repertory in the vernacular, policies eminently suited to Graham's own ideas on opera.
But its roots go back years and reflect a nadir in Israeli expectations of peace with the Palestinians; concerns about the rise of Hamas, Hezbollah and other Islamist movements; an assertive Iran that seems bent on developing its own nuclear weapons - and profound changes in Israel's demographic makeup.
The Grand Salle was certainly a more than adequate acoustic space in which to experience the strengths, and weaknesses, of the Orchestre de Paris, which seems, in the final weeks of its season, to be bent on developing a Mahler tradition.
Obviously, Iraq is still bent on -- Saddam Hussein is still bent on developing weapons of mass destruction.
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TWO years ago, America's spies assessed with "high confidence" that Iran was hell-bent on developing nuclear weapons.
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Bent has also served as a member of the MIT OpenCourseWare Faculty Advisory Committee and has collaborated with Institute committees on developing an educational pilot program for students to do semester-long internships while taking online MIT courses.
Given his family's political history, he early on developed an internationalist bent.
He superseded Abramovitsh's satiric bent, developing a nuanced combination of realism, humour, and social commentary.
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