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Roosevelt's schools have been fiscally handicapped for decades, because the district has few businesses to pay property taxes.

The development of meanders has been the focus of research for decades because the shifting of bank lines may potentially cause serious problems in river engineering.

This last aspect is especially relevant for electrical substations that have been developed over spans of decades because the original CAD design model becomes outdated.

But the vote has not occurred in the intervening two decades because the two sides cannot agree on who would be allowed to take part.

Consumers have been unknowingly consuming extra calorie in high-fibre food for decades because the system for assessing calories goes back to the 1970s and even earlier.

To their astonishment, they discovered authentic dinosaur tracks that had been covered over for decades because the staff believed it was a worthless replica.

Despite these uncertainties, under all emission scenarios, projected changes are similar over the coming decades because of the inertia in the climate system, with the projected changes due to climate change relatively small compared with natural climate variability.

It has been estimated that the incidence of HZ will increase worldwide in the coming decades because of the aging of the population, and possibly as a consequence of childhood varicella vaccination [ 9, 10].

Disability is a common phenomenon in Europe and it is likely to be a more and more important problem in the coming decades because of the ageing of the population pyramid.

POPs such as TCDD and PCBs have generally been decreasing both in the environment and in humans during the past few decades because of the decline in the use and production of these compounds (Jones and de Voogt 1999).

The additional revenue is particularly important for Medicare in the next few decades because of the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation.