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Agriculture is diversified, with a number of regional specializations.

After 30 years as an interior designer, Mary Anne Case has diversified, with a vengeance.

"We now have a machining plant and new foundries, and we have diversified with a retail fashion footwear franchise business we own," he said.

In recent years, though, immigration to the region has diversified, with a surge from Mexico and other Latin American countries, and Hispanics have generally favored Democratic candidates.

Now Camden Passage has fully diversified, with a mix of stylish new shops and restaurants snug against the handful of antiques stores that held on.

While Bathycoccus is composed of a single clade, at least based on the 18S rRNA gene, Micromonas seems to be extremely diversified with a large number of clades.

Since then, Orange County's population has diversified, with an influx of Asian and Latino residents slowly diminishing the political clout of white voters.

Therefore, these two positions were diversified with an NNK (N = A/T/C/G; K = G/T) codon allowing all 20 possible amino acids.

During the long history of evolution from prokaryotes to multicellular eukaryotes, PP2Cs have expanded and diversified, with an increase in the number of distinct clades and in the total number of genes encoding for PP2Cs [ 57].

They are fast-growing — Prince William's population has quadrupled over the past 40 years and Loudoun's has grown tenfold — affluent and diversifying with a mix of Latinos, blacks and Asians.

But like its luxurious European relative, the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, it is diversifying with a selection of new, more exploratory itineraries that get closer to the fabric of South-east Asia, but without losing the E&O style.