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The latest sale, however, demonstrates the growing interest that Chinese investors have in British food and beverage companies, commentators say.

Kwang Kim, executive director of the Korean-American Asaidiation of FluSeoul, said Seoul Plaza was an example of the growing interest that Korean investors now have in Northern Boulevard.

The first is the growing interest that enterprise cloud services continue to see among both users and investors.

The number and diversity of published crime scripts illustrate the growing interest that exists in this modelling approach amongst the crime science community.

The data by Fragoso et al. [ 5] confirm the growing interest that nephrology community should point towards Mg metabolism with particular emphasis on CKD-MBD diabetic patients.

Mr. Richardson claims that everyone he knows has at least considered staying in public interest — and law school faculty members confirm that they are seeing a growing interest in that field.

Boniface's ties to Rome contributed to the growing interest in that city and to the devotion to St. Peter that characterized religious belief in the kingdom and especially in the Carolingian house.

Because of her growing interest in that topic, she again enrolled in the University of Copenhagen and studied seismology during the summer of 1927, later graduating with a magister scientiarum (master of science) in 1928.

Boombot has begun to position its speakers as a wearable play, in part to capitalize on the growing interest in that device category.

The increasing penetration of wind power has led to a growing interest in that wind turbines (WTs) are operated with global-power regulation, which refers to de-rating and rated power regulation.

Largely due to the precedent set by platinum therapeutics, cytotoxic anti-cancer molecules that irreversibly target DNA have dominated inorganic medicinal chemistry, however, there has been growing interest in complexes that display affinity for other biological targets.