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Global Crossing and competitors had built up networks so extensive that it led to a glut of fiber optic communications capacity.

Many of the region's local firms were established by migrant Chinese or their offspring; they built up networks in which extended families and clans did business only with one another in order to reduce risk.

The big political parties have built up networks of tens of thousands of online activists who help to push their messages out over Facebook, WhatsApp and newer apps such as the short-video service TikTok.

"People need time to build up networks in society.

In power, leaders build up networks of loyalists that do not disappear the moment they stand down.

The difference is that internet mapping technology enables the authorities to build up networks of peoples' relationships with others.

But they said it would be extremely difficult to build up networks of doctors and hospitals covering entire states or regions, as envisioned in the the new law.

The constitution agreed by the victors in 2001 centralised power in Karzai's hands, and he used it to build up networks of patronage, often at the expense of local people.

Using this property there are different methods that are able to build up networks of genes that better characterize the biological process of interest [ 67].

These scores were used to build up networks in which nodes correspond to genes and edges correspond to scores of co-evolution between genes.

Baumgardner [4] has shown that physicians tend to cooperate or build up networks under such conditions, which might be especially the case between non-contract GPs and SPs.