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37 Despite vast progress in medicine, human nature remains unchanged.

Despite vast progress in the field of cancer chemotherapy, small-molecule cancer drugs (although highly potent) continue to be plagued with the problems of non-specific toxicity (as a result of targeting all rapidly dividing cells), narrow therapeutic windows [ 4] and increasing resistance rates [ 5].

But a number of developing countries have made vast progress.

Vast progress was made during the 1980s, levelling out in the 1990s.

Schmitt points to a Washington Post headline from 1935: "Skilled workmen in demand despite vast unemployment". The subheading read: "Technological progress has been so rapid during the depression that welders and other experts, idle since 1929, are outmoded". It wasn't true then and it isn't true now, Schmitt said.

When Korczak died in 1982, the project could have foundered; it had been in progress for 34 years and still, despite vast quantities of rock having been blasted away, the pink granite crag did not look even remotely like a warrior on horseback.

Despite vast powers under the constitution, Karzai was widely regarded as a weak leader who grew increasingly isolated as the war progressed.

Despite vast political differences, they instantly became friends.

Despite this progress, the vast majority of young families are still shut out of the market.

However, despite the progress there remains an enormous challenge in bridging the vast range of distances and time scales between de novo atomistic simulations and the quantitative continuum models for the macroscopic systems essential in industrial design and operations.

Despite the progress in the identification of new potentially causative CNVs, the vast majority of autism cases still remains unexplained.