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But for artistic directors of large Off Broadway theaters, the overseas search has increasingly led to Edinburgh, where every summer the behemoth Edinburgh Festival Fringe presents more than 2,000 potential hits.
The growing importance of exchange value has increasingly led to a focus on one's own firm, without necessarily taking customers and society into account.
The rise of cosmopolitics has increasingly led to a new cleavage between those who largely identify with the nation and those who do not.
The removal of trade barriers and free flow of capital and resources across national boundaries has increasingly led to the emergence and growth of multinational enterprises (MNEs).
China is extremely hungry for energy resources, and its search for them has increasingly led it to rural areas within China and Africa.
And Herder's policy of reading the Bible as a collection of human texts, with all the foibles of human texts, has increasingly led to an undermining of the Bible's claims to intellectual authority.
Mr. Sheehan said the higher prices for hardwoods had increasingly led to a different type of timber thief who is harder to catch than in the past: renegades who deliberately chop down a handful of choice trees, rather than loggers for lumber or paper companies that mistakenly stray across their boundaries.
Environmental concerns have increasingly led to the installation of Renewable Energy Technologies RETss) despite the fact that they are recognized as expensive.
However, lack of precise experimental control over important matrix factors in these matrices have increasingly led investigators to synthetic and semi-synthetic scaffolds that offer the engineering of specific ECM cues and the potential for more advanced experimental manipulations.
These findings have increasingly led to the concept of an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) with a range of manifestations.
HIV infection and its treatment have increasingly led to concerns over comorbidities, such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, depression, dementia, and bone mineral density loss.
