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In the past this operation has taken the form mainly of collaborating with the Western powers to counter the Afro-Asian bloc, but now this collaboration is breaking down.

Lipid accumulation in the form mainly of triglycerides is the distinctive trait of NAFLD.

That came soon after Mr. Trump refused to sign a joint statement with other members of the Group of 7, the diplomatic alliance formed mainly of European countries.

These hills are formed mainly of ancient crystalline shales and sedimentary rocks on their flanks and of hard, very ancient rocks with granitic intrusions in their core.

Alluvial soils in the central and southern portions of the province are formed mainly of calcareous (lime-bearing) brown soils deposited by the Fen River.

All mid-ocean ridges are formed mainly of basalt, the liquid form of which directly underlies the solid rock of the sea floor.

The first plateau, which lies at a height of between 2,700 and 3,000 feet (800 and 900 metres) above sea level, is formed mainly of crystalline rock.

The bottom is formed mainly of failed states, poor African countries and nations that either were once communist (Turkmenistan) or are still run along similar lines (Venezuela, Cuba).

The line separates the basaltic volcanic islands of the central and eastern Pacific from the islands of the broad western Pacific margin, which are formed mainly of metamorphosed rocks, sediment, and andesitic volcanic material.

This kind of slag is formed mainly of SiO2 and CaO, followed by Al2O3 and MnO which sum is nearly 90%.

Cloud cover formed mainly of orographic origin persists on Madeira for more than 200 days per year between 800 m and 1600 m altitude.