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But the right, with a new boost of energy from Trump, is reaching for new frontiers.
A property downturn and a regulatory crackdown on financial firms offering high-yield investments have left domestic investors searching for new frontiers; the long-suffering stockmarket beckoned.
The great spy masters are either abandoning the old Russia and striking out for new frontiers or repudiating the genre entirely.
| The recent success of private equity groups in North America and Europe is a positive sign for Africa, a new report by Ernst & Young suggests, as buyout firms are likely to be on the look out for new frontiers.
Two of Mr Clinton's main policy aims reducing the fiscal deficit and reforming welfare were accomplished during his first term, obliging Mr Gore to look for new frontiers to conquer.
While Microsoft's desire for new frontiers appears to be unabated, several longtime industry executives warned that even with its dominance of operating systems and office software, the company was bumping up against real limits.
Uighurs have been in contact with China for two millennia, but the region was given the name Xinjiang — Mandarin for "new frontier" — in 1884, when it was declared a province of the Chinese Empire for the first time.
She was a good fit for New Frontier's mission thanks to her early work exhibiting the digital video installation "Cyberqueer" at the 1994 MIX festival.
On 23 September 2016, a workshop, entitled Emergency and Disaster Risk Management for Health: New Frontiers for Public Health Science, was held at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
The NIEHS Strategic Plan for 2006 2011, New Frontiers in Environmental Sciences and Human Health, lays out a vision for establishing a global effort in the environmental health sciences.
The possibility to monitor the conformational change by means of electrical measurements is identified as the key point for a better knowledge of charge transport in biological materials and for exploiting new frontiers of application of sensing proteins.
