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This project, covering the Chinese cities of Changchun, Jilin and Tumen, involved a vast area landlocked by Russia.
At its peak, in the late 1980's, the program involved a vast complex of production plants and research facilities, employed some 60,000 scientists and technicians, and produced thousands of tons of anthrax and hundreds of tons of smallpox and plague, among some 50 biological agents that were studied as weapons.
On Thursday, a day of little clarity and deepening mystery, Notre Dame stuck by its official version: Te'o was the target of a meanspirited and vicious hoax, and the university's hired investigators had determined that it involved a vast cast of characters, all engaged in an effort to humiliate a humble, private and perhaps somewhat naïve young man in the public spotlight.
Although details are sparse, it appears to have involved a vast volcanic eruption, one which destroyed not just the city but the land around it.
That process involved a vast number of slight improvements to a primordial photoreceptive region, though very few of the transitional steps have survived to the present day, because of competition from animals with eyes that were superior.
Proto-globalization trade and communications involved a vast group including European, Muslim, Indian, Southeast Asian and Chinese merchants, particularly in the Indian Ocean region.
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The new proposal involves a vast extension of the area of control.
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Because this revision involves a vast amount of work, it is not often undertaken.
Abstract: The economics of climate change involves a vast array of uncertainties, complicating our understanding of climate change.
When he returns, he tells Ralph about his business philosophy, which involves a vast array of investments.
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