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Says Khalaf, "despite massive efforts by Google and Facebook, the market hasn't consolidated and over the past couple of years, we have seen new franchises emerge in almost every sector of mobile".

And despite massive efforts at eradication, the United Nations estimates that the area devoted to growing coca leaf in the Andes expanded 16percentt last year.

Thus, despite massive efforts, the expenditure of hundreds of millions of shekels and the risk of human lives, and despite the fact that the Gaza Strip is so small and so crowded, Israeli intelligence failed to locate him.

So despite massive efforts by Google and Facebook, the market still hasn't consolidated and over the past couple of years we have seen new franchises emerge in almost every sector of mobile".

Park officials insist that no amount of human effort could have stopped the fires, and they note that five of the nine major fires that summer, including the most damaging ones, started outside the park and moved in despite massive efforts to fight them.

Despite massive efforts to eradicate the disease, it remains a major public health problem in poorer tropical regions.

Despite the massive efforts of officers to shore the service up, the thin blue line is on the verge of being extinguished altogether".

Moving Ben Cohen to full-back against a side with Ireland's kicking ability was a bizarre tactical gambit and, despite the massive efforts of Lewis Moody, Martin Corry and Joe Worsley, there were only fleeting signs of instinctive decision-making and imagination to complement the home side's obvious forward power.

The report says: "Despite a massive effort, stability in Iraq remains elusive and the situation in deteriorating.

Despite the massive effort to train and equip the Afghan army, Afghan soldiers have not been able rout the Taliban.

Despite a massive effort by international NGOs and the governments in Lebanon and Jordan to support the children and provide them with education, more youngsters are out of school than in it.