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Wind energy technology has developed extremely rapidly, and many machines now on the market have ratings of a megawatt or more.

"He has developed extremely well during his time with us and fitted in to how we do things here," Walsall manager Dean Smith told the club website.

Indian campaigners question how robustly their own politicians and legal system wish to secure justice for victims or demand a clean-up from Dow. Prashant Bhushan, a lawyer for the victims 1988-1995 says, "In their unholy drive to attract these multi-national corporations the Indian government has developed extremely lax attitudes" toward potentially hazardous activities.

Their young pitchers have developed extremely well this year".

Russia is believed to have developed extremely small nuclear weapons -- "suitcase" bombs -- probably with yields equivalent to 1,000 tons of TNT or fewer.

In January, when experts at Boston University found that a sixth deceased N.F.L. veteran had developed extremely rare trauma-induced brain damage before the age of 50, Casson responded, "It's very hard to know if there's any significance until things are presented in the appropriate scientific manner".

At 15 DAI, by which time galls had developed, extremely intense signal was detected within the gall, restricted to the vascular tissue associated with GCs.

Challenging the basic laws of chemistry, several microorganisms have developed extremely efficient enzymes which are able even to catalyze direct hydroquinone ring fission.

One of the most important things I learned on this trip was that Iran has developed an extremely robust internal economy and that highly developed infrastructure has emerged since the revolution--and aided by the sanctions (which insulated Iran from the global recession, paradoxically).

The verdicts that this body of moral convictions comprises represent 'the moral reflection of many generations, which has developed an extremely delicate power of appreciation of moral distinctions' (RG 41).

Both of you have born the idea of establishing the German branch of SETAC which has developed since then extremely well.