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Without reform, Mexico will never develop to the next stage, and without Mexican development, no U.S. immigration plan will stem the flow.
I hope that their complementary skills and knowledge coupled with the talent of all the people at ITV will enable the company to develop to the next stage and prosper".
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And also, during the discussion, my supervisor gave me suggestions for the next step, pointing me in the right direction for resources or suggesting reading to refine my thinking, or suggesting reading for me to develop the next stage of data collection for writing [STU8].
"We were consciously trying to go, well, if video games are going to develop into the next stage, then the thing isn't to try and do a loving tribute or reference other stuff.
"So if you had £60,000 or £70,000 you could actually develop an idea to the next stage".
"I am thrilled to be joining the Jersey FA and look forward to working with the current team to help develop the next stage of their strategic plans and initiatives," Davidson said.
"But there are not a lot of places for them to move up," The problem, he said, is moving developing bands along to the next stage, where they can travel, tour and record for a recognized record label.
HLF also awarded a grant of £500,000 to assist Edinburgh Printmakers in developing the project to the next stage of the application process.
From there, we'll continue to develop the next stages of the collaboration.
It is unclear how these ideas may grow and develop within the next stage of their journey but no doubt, they will have strong implications for the future practice of public health.
Thymocytes with functionally rearranged T-cell receptors (TCRs) develop to next stage, which is double positive (DP) for CD4 and CD8 and finally they become mature single positives (SP) either CD4 or CD8.
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