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For a company often thought of as virtual, with its e-books and vibrant cloud computing service, Amazon is increasingly rooted in the real world.

The party now vehemently asserts that Uighur terrorism is directed by Islamist militants based abroad and is increasingly rooted in extremist ideas picked up on the internet.

What it is, however, is a sign of a digital culture increasingly rooted in real lives and locations; or at least in certain clickable, measurable aspects of them.

Market failures are set to multiply, but will increasingly be rooted in the delivery of public services, not just in financial markets.

The referendum and its aftermath have accelerated changes that were happening anyway: Labour's long decline since the mid-1990s, thestrangementnt of its old working-class base, and the fact that it is increasingly a party rooted in big cities.

"Design, while increasingly global, is also rooted in local cultures and social practices".

The momentum for new monitoring tools is rooted in increasingly stringent regulations, including California's cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gas emissions, and newly tightened federal standards and programs to monitor drought and soil contamination.

This did not signify a complete rupture in his cosmology but does suggest that other factors fed into Southwood Smith's increasingly dogmatic sanitarianism, factors rooted in the social and psychological challenges of urban-industrial modernity.

Furthermore, reduced expression of PIP5K3 caused significantly shortened root hairs, whereas overexpression resulted in increasingly deformed root hairs [ 29, 30].

Opponents of the quota system have condemned the "racialisation" of Brazil, rooted in an increasingly ethnic approach to social affairs.

Biotechnology companies have become increasingly popular because their offerings, rooted in so-called biologic drugs that are grown in living cells, face little competition from generic products.