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Economically, Kyrgyzstan is heavily dependent on Russia, although China has made inroads over the past two decades.

Democrats made inroads over the next few years, coming within one seat of parity in the Texas House after the 2008 elections.

Expected to grab the limelight this week include reports on new drugs and updates on combination drug therapies, which have made dramatic inroads over the past year in reducing levels of HIV, the AIDS virus, in infected people--in many cases to the point where the virus cannot be detected.

But the erotic male-male-female, commonly referred to as MMF, threesome has been slowly making inroads over the past five years.

By the mid-1980s, Green parties were making inroads all over the world.

Indeed, practically all types of Northern Hemisphere plants, except those of the polar tundra, are found in China, and, despite the continuous inroads of humans over the millennia, China still is home to some of the world's most exotic animals.

"We've created a terrific culture here where we're trying to improve as a club on and off the field and I think we've made some great inroads in that over the years," he added.

Still resting on Cold War assumptions, the law made major inroads elevating joint over service warfare.

Still, despite Suzuki's retreat in North America, the company has made spectacular inroads into emerging markets over the last decade.

Davis, who is currently campaigning for re-election in his Hull constituency, says that the act has presided over unprecedented inroads into British liberty, and so is not fit for purpose.

"In the next recession, the power of small businesses to create jobs counter-cyclically will be stronger," in part because of the inroads they have made over the last decade into the services sector and the global economy.