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The company had opened many stores in Mexico in the late 1990s and early 2000s, attempting to widely establish itself before competitors could.

In the last fifteen years emergency medicine has widely established itself and developed rapidly in the Kingdom.

So far, no polio cases have been found in Cairo, and there is no evidence that the virus has established itself and begun to circulate widely.

Engaging in what could be described as a project of 'conceptual genealogy' may allow for a better grasp of the reasons why this notion (now widely endorsed) established itself as such in the first place.

But it does establish a widely disseminated standard that tends to raise wages, even among those who work in the shadows.

In future, if it is able to establish AlleRad widely enough, Musiałek said it could look to start licensing the software to hospitals, rather than offering it as software as a service to physicians.

For one thing, they are among the most egregious examples in corporate history of directors failing to do their job, and so should not establish widely followed precedents.

Mr. Samson said that the Snyders were effective advocates for generic pharmaceuticals with the federal Food and Drug Administration, and that Mr. Snyder had helped establish widely held industry standards and contributed to the approval process "for the acceptance and marketing of generics, which are actually interchangeable drugs and at a better price".

By collecting data across four contexts we hoped to gather a range of perspectives in order both to establish widely shared views as well as to identify any differences between the contexts.

The GFP expression marker allowed us to isolate our cell line model by the same strategy used to establish the widely-studied J-Lat latency models29.

Spray drying is a well established and widely applied technology to manufacture powders for a wide range of applications.