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Turning New York City into a major source of wind power would likely take years, if not decades, and could require a thicket of permits from state and federal agencies.

This project will bring $20 billion in much-needed investment to Azerbaijan and potentially develop Azerbaijan into a major source of new gas, as much as 50 billion cubic meters.

Another company called CultureFinder, which went online mainly as a search engine for cultural events, has grown into a major source for buying tickets to museums, concerts and shows.

Within less than a year, however, the investigations into espionage and aiding the enemy grew into a major source of embarrassment for the Pentagon, as the prosecutions of Captain Yee and another Muslim serviceman at the base, Airman Ahmad I. Al Halabi, unraveled dramatically.

Thus, the main natural channels draining into the lake have been changed into a major source of pollutants.

Roku is quickly turning into a major source within the streaming community and its just-announced deal with Ooyala will likely bring even more content to the massive install base.

Afghanistan is the world's leading producer of opium and the tax the Taliban levies on processing it into heroin is a major source of revenue.

The ability of ruminants, such as cattle, sheep, and goats, to convert the polysaccharides present in grass and similar feeds into protein provides a major source of protein for humans.

Whether or not dissolution and leaching of these various minerals into groundwater are a major source of fluoride content in water can be confirmed when the factors controlling hydrogeochemistry of groundwater are explored.

Both cell types are capable of secreting TNF-α and are responsive to the action of this cytokine (Turner et al., 2007) but, in diseased states, quiescent cardiac fibroblasts are transformed into myofibroblasts, becoming a major source of pro-inflammatory molecules (Brown et al., 2005), in addition to the main source of extracellular matrix production (Pan et al., 2012).

The work, translated later into Ottoman Turkish, became a major source for Ḥanafī doctrines and their applications in the Ottoman Empire.