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The size of its target enabled it to become the largest-scale survey.
NVIDIA now enjoys a robust and self-sustaining ecosystem of software, universities, startups, and partners that have enabled it to become the master of its own newly created universe.
Such examples underline how Germany's previously unfashionable model has enabled it to become the industrialised world's premier job machine.
The scholarship recognizes his transforming bequest to CEAA, which enabled it to become an important and independent resource for the School, and its students, faculty and alumni.
e360: You write in the book about how the ginkgo's resilience has enabled it to become quite a popular street tree — it can take a lot of abuse.
A report published by Save the Children and Oxfam claimed that although drought sparked the east Africa crisis, human factors enabled it to become a disaster.
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In the 14th century they secured its designation as a free city, enabling it to become an important centre of trade by the second half of the 16th century.
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