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Mr. Willetts cited Cranfield, which has extensive connections with British manufacturers, as the kind of institution he had in mind.

Two hundred thousand Russian citizens live in Germany, and Russia has extensive connections inside the German business community and in the Social Democratic Party.

"That's true," Mr. Rigdon said, "but I think the intellectual capital is now safer because of our partnership with ZJX, which has extensive connections, both government and private, in China".

ISTANBUL -- The Turkish charity that led the flotilla involved in a deadly Israeli raid has extensive connections with Turkey's political elite, and the group's efforts to challenge Israel's blockade of Gaza received support at the top levels of the governing party, Turkish diplomats and government officials said.

Lest life activity is only the result of a local GRN, it also has extensive connections with the surrounding GRN, and the dynamical properties of these GRNs also directly affect the survival of the living body.

Being part of the reward system [72], the caudate has extensive connections to different brain regions [55].

Staveley, 42, has always had extensive connections in the Middle East.

She also trained a critical eye on the giant manual that governs psychiatric diagnosis, noting that many of the experts who define new psychiatric disorders have extensive connections with companies that make drugs for the disorders.

But any further reform would affect the interests of people in the top echelons of the party as well as their families, who have extensive connections with state-owned firms.Zhu Rongji, the former prime minister whose reforms obliterated many of China's state-owned firms in the late 1990s, has also gone on the attack.

A source told us that the LPs include "very successful families that basically span generations from all over the world," all of which have extensive connections in the industries the fund is targeting.

Seven of the eight economists in question have extensive connections to the Fed -- and half of them are currently on the Fed payroll.