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• Perhaps the most ambitious value efforts come from Kraft Foods.

Right now, most of such self-tracking efforts come from the grass-roots enthusiasts.

Digital work came from teams in São Paulo and Mexico and the so-called shopper marketing efforts came from London.

One of the latest research efforts comes from the laboratory of Younan Xia at Washington University in St . Louis

The recommendation to name an executive to supervise the diversity efforts came from the company's diversity council, formed after the lawsuit was filed in April.

Perhaps the best of those efforts came from Chris Ikonomidis, who headed the ball on to the crossbar shortly after replacing Rogic.

Much of the money for those efforts comes from the national party organizations — the Democratic and Republican National Committees, plus several Congressional party arms — that has been sent to the states from Washington.

In recounting the mounting pressures baseball faced to end its color barrier, Arnold Rampersad wrote in his 1997 biography "Jackie Robinson" that "the most vigorous efforts came from the Communist press".

But in recounting the campaign to shatter baseball's color bar, Arnold Rampersad wrote in "Jackie Robinson: A Biography" (1997) that "the most vigorous efforts came from the Communist press, including picketing, petitions and unrelenting pressure for about 10 years in The Daily Worker, notably from Lester Rodney and Bill Mardo".

Our best efforts come from desire to thrill our users, not from fear of competitors.

Heralded as a landmark achievement for agricultural sciences, these two efforts come from groups who are relative late-comers to rice sequencing.