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The Arab spring has had a remarkable effect on the media's appetite for Middle East news which doesn't revolve around Israel.

Whether it was the birth of his twin daughters last year or a subconscious realisation that he was in danger of not making the most of his talent, something has had a remarkable effect on Albert Costa.

To please them further Mr Murdoch handed more power to Chase Carey, an executive whom investors trust more than they do his boss.All this has had a remarkable effect on the businesses' combined value.

In a series of papers that appeared in Nature, Neuron and elsewhere, Ernst Fehr, director of the Institute for Empirical Research in Economics at the University of Zurich, and his colleagues showed that the hormone had a remarkable effect on the willingness of people to trust strangers with their money.

This has had a remarkable effect not just on Thais but on successive generations of Western diplomats, academics and journalists who, with few exceptions, have meekly censored themselves.All the king's menThe origins of this, in part, were in the Vietnam war, in which America found King Bhumibol a staunch anti-communist ally.

The laboratory experiments showed that CTS had a remarkable effect on PSP removal in ORG.

"This is where we can really have a remarkable effect," Bruce Gellin told me.

I didn't say this to her but I knew it could only have a remarkable effect on how you are as an artist.

But it could still have a remarkable effect not just on China's fast-expanding class of super-rich, but also on its government.In this section What would America fight for?

The initial MDEA concentration has a remarkable effect on degradation of MDEA in the UV/S2O8 2− process.

The initial antibiotic concentration has a remarkable effect on photolytic degradation of tylosin.