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A majority of General Dynamics' annual revenues continued to be derived from government contracts with the United States.

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Outcomes and competencies for C/PHN practice need to continue to be derived from the rich knowledge, experience, and research tradition with populations living in the community.

Fuels are continuing to be derived from fossil sources, but as production technology improves, biofuels and synthetic fuels are expected to emerge as scalable long-term sources of liquid fuels.

The rewards of success and the achievements derived and continue to be derived from human space flight are such that the efforts of the past and those of today and the future are justified.

By and large, bond-valence parameters have been, and continue to be, derived based on the first coordination shell of ions.

He was still admired, however, notably by the American poet, philosopher, and essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson, and, although by the 20th century his direct influence had shrunk, the popular ideas of Greek and Roman history continued to be those derived from his pages.

Immunoblot analyses and immunohistochemical staining showed a general lack of p16 protein expression in the cells that emerged from stasis cultures, although occasional p16 cells continued to be observed in vHMEC cultures derived from both unirradiated and irradiated cells.

The earliest identifiably Christian art consists of a few 2nd-century wall and ceiling paintings in the Roman catacombs (underground burial chambers), which continued to be decorated in a sketchy style derived from Roman impressionism through the 4th century.

Their rich, abstract, curvilinear patterns, modified from their Kashmir counterparts and deriving ultimately from Mughal art, have continued to be widely adopted in modern textiles, especially for clothing.

Lime (calcium oxide), derived from limestone, chalk, or (where available) oyster shells, continued to be the primary pozzolanic, or cement-forming, agent until the early 1800s.

Bashō continued to be uneasy.

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