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In succeeding dynasties, including rule by foreign invaders from the north, the development of the visual arts continued to explore and develop the basic media for which the Chinese demonstrated special affinity: clay, jade, lacquer, bronze, stone, and the various manifestations of the brush, especially in calligraphy and painting.

BP leads a consortium of companies under contract with Azerbaijan to explore and develop the field.

In 1983, he headed a joint mission of the ACIL/State Department group to Japan to explore and develop the possibilities of increased trade in Japan by independent testing laboratories.

Because society in the 19th century and much of the 20th tended to treat women impersonally and as a category, it was female writers who were most strongly motivated to explore and develop the personal.

Despite a nationalist upsurge in Russia's Dec. 7 parliamentary elections, the Russian officials visiting here a week later stressed that Japanese companies were welcome to explore and develop the oil and gas reserves of eastern Siberia.

I look forward to working with Congress to pass clean coal technologies, money for clean coal technology, so that we can explore and develop the vast coal reserves in our country with the comfort of knowing that we're not going to ruin our environment.

But there are potential obstacles to exploring and developing the resources.

But of the five countries with Arctic Ocean coastline, Russia has the most at stake in exploring and developing the region.

One of these issues is the impact of climate change and the Secretary of State is committed to exploring and developing the response required by Government, business and communities.

The result of exploring and developing the ideas that people of colour have within the broad context of life, as opposed to the narrow context of race, would be real diversity and originality.

The dark, underground club wasn't only a safe haven for young and old musicians alike, exploring and developing the struggling form of jazz; it was a gathering place for enthusiasts, some just being introduced to this real American art form.