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The company produced an extraordinary lineup of drugs during her time, including the cancer drugs Avastin and Herceptin — both of which represented new approaches to fighting the disease — and became America's leading maker of cancer treatments.

Then, they viewed and discussed two different video clips, both of which represented high-level student thinking as students worked on this cognitively demanding task in the same classroom.

There were seventeen pairs in all, each of which represented a turn of the drum.

At that time, Knickerbocker oversaw about $1 billion, most of which represented the Caspersen fortune.

International sales grew 15.0%, 10.0% of which represented gains from foreign currencies.

The DNA analyzed came from scat collected last year, none of which represented a third wolf.

Through the 1980s, HP released a number of workstation systems, each of which represented enormous technical achievement for the era.

Detection of 5 probe sets was restricted to the kidney, one of which represented (prepro renin.

Analysis showed that these alerts reported 269 medicines, each of which represented an individual incident.

But both of which represent an enormous desire to destroy Israel".

That is, he tries, more or less simultaneously, to collect on two of the promises of a health-obsessed consumer culture: customer satisfaction and "closure," both of which represent ideal states of harmonious order.