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To many experts, Bayer's recent admission was another example of how a rigid management style contributed to a long line of missed opportunities.
Japan took nearly eight years to pass a sweeping bailout, a delay that contributed to a long economic slump that Japanese call their "lost decade".
This contributed to a long stretch of economic growth, but has also provoked unease about jobs, wages, public services and terrorism.
Mr. Epps, the one with hair, has contributed to a long string of films, including "The Secret of My Success" and "Top Gun".
Ms. Newmark's keen interest in science, specifically the advancement of medical research and education, contributed to a long and close relationship with Weill Cornell Medical College.
Running with this argument, Glenn Hubbard and Kevin Hassett, economic advisers to the Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, have accused the administration of providing a misguided short-term fiscal stimulus that ultimately contributed to a long period of below-par growth.
The line-up has contributed to a long-running debate about what it means to be German, decades after the end of the second world war.
"They tend to have fewer resources," he said, adding that this divide contributed to a long-term problem of low minority representation in the ranks of the media industry.
According to the IDB's economists, deregulation, freer trade and a consistent attack on inflation have contributed to a long-term increase in growth and investment.These policies coaxed foreigners to pour record sums of money into Latin America last year (see chart).
The progressive closure of docks, cutbacks in railways and the closure and relocation of industry contributed to a long-term decline, removing many of the traditional sources of low- and semi-skilled jobs.
The resultant death of olfactory sensory neurons (OSN) in the MOE contributed to a long-lasting and apparently irreversible olfactory dysfunction in the mouse.
