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The union has often backed Democrats, including Al Gore in the 2000 presidential campaign, but Mr. McCarron has developed warm relations with Mr. Bush, and White House advisers are pursuing his support for the president's re-election.

But Ms. Galef, who is fairly conservative, has developed a warm and friendly association with Mr. Pataki, who was once the mayor of Peekskill, which is in her district.

Mr Cameron has developed a warm rapport with Barack Obama who lavished praise on the Prime Minister after talks this month in Washington.

Segreto has developed a warm relationship with the couple ever since they launched their foundation, and Leonard Riggio has acknowledged it by naming one of his many racehorses, a two-year-old Thoroughbred, Mr. Segreto.

Yergin recounts the making of the scientific consensus that has developed around global warming.

Since bimodality has been detected in only some plant families, we suggest that this feature has developed independently in warm-blooded animals and in certain members of the commelinids clade.

Embrace has developed a portable infant warmer, which is essentially a baby incubator.

With the increased requirement for nuclear power generation as an effective countermeasure against global warming, Mitsubishi has developed the advanced pressurized water reactor (APWR) by adopting a new component of the emergency core cooling system (ECCS), a new instrumentation and control system, and other newfound improvements.

And Mr. Cuomo has developed a genuinely constructive and even warm relationship with Mr. Paterson, no small accomplishment given Mr. Cuomo's history of clashing with fellow Democrats with an aggressive — some would say abrasive — style.

Embrace has developed an innovative, low-cost infant warmer that allows families to take their newborns home and care for them in a safe and affordable way.

The US heavy ion fusion science program has developed techniques for heating ion-beam-driven warm dense matter (WDM) targets.