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This way of valuing college explains both the rise and the fall of University of Phoenix.

Peckham saw both the rise and fall of his service as a product of its time.

The son of a policeman, Mr. Hale had his awakening when he was 12 years old and read both "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" and "Mein Kampf".

His writings anticipate both the rise and fall of the Soviet Union — Weber saw planned economies as leading, more or less inevitably, to tyranny — and also the steady, soulless spread of global capitalism.

Yes, the national hysteria surrounding both the rise and fall of Nasdaq has been fueled, as many have said, by the fact that it's the first time as many as 50percentt of Americans own stock.

Finally, the third generation, composed of solidarity or group rights, while drawing upon and reconceptualizing the demands associated with the first two generations of rights, is best understood as a product of both the rise and the decline of the state since the mid-20th century.

Both the rise and decay edges of the photocurrent match the mentioned exponential equation.

It would house 16 underwater turbines generating electricity on both the rising and falling tide.

The application of this follower can greatly reduce the pressure angle on both the rising and the falling motions of the follower.

The DDR SDRAM has a shorter latency of 4.5 cycles and transfers data on both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal.

Kang et al. (2003) also present some of the historical reasons given for both the rise and fall of appendicitis rates.