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Ordinarily he is a writer of very few words and inversely strong impact when it comes to eroticism; here there are times when he must strain a bit to establish Zannis's sexual bona fides.

An understanding of different cultures may also be a bit difficult to establish universally, and an inability to personalize the program in relation to the stigma of individuals may arise.

Adams said it had taken a bit longer to establish a branch of Human Rights Watch in Australia than in most countries, particularly democracies, as the registering was usually an administrative act but in Australia it requires a parliamentary act.

One track of it is to put much of his technology in the public domain to spur established manufacturers to pick it up; the other is to keep to himself the most advanced bits, and to establish Hypercar as a niche, low-cost manufacturer.

"He would be relatively unknown to the wider investment community, so I guess it may take him a bit of time to establish a rapport with investors," said Daragh Quinn, banking analyst at Nomura in London.

The vote moves the Serbian province at least a bit closer to establishing a democratic government to replace the United Nations officials who have been running Kosovo since NATO bombing forced Serbian troops to withdraw more than two years ago.

"Bit by bit, it has started to establish itself in France".

Phew! Alright, a bit of a ramble but I wanted to establish a bit of a foundation before you start your mining adventure with Electroneum.

"It takes a little bit more than that" to establish a record of good-faith bargaining, she said.

The film opens a bit creakily, taking time to establish itself as a narrative within a narrative.

Can you talk a bit about that journey to establish yourself within the boards of different organizations as well as the benefits you have garnered from having done so?