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It is also a strong year for the anthology format: alternative comics compendium Kramer's Ergot is making a return, Grant Morrison is editing iconic European magazine Heavy Metal, and an ambitious Attack on Titan anthology that hopes to make further strides in the English-language market.

"There is no doubt that this Test series will be a challenging one but it is exciting that players have an opportunity to demonstrate that they have learnt from the disappointment of the Pakistan Test series and can make further strides in developing the skills needed to succeed on the subcontinent".

The second-generation agents such as vinorelbine, gemcitabine, and taxanes have made further strides in this regard (Bunn, 2002).

Will the ride-hailing giant make further strides toward going public this year?

In the 2003 04 season, his second in La Liga, Torres made further strides, scoring 19 league goals in 35 appearances, meaning he finished as joint third highest scorer in the league.

The stage is set for making further strides toward personalizing 'immune therapy in sepsis', hitherto a Shangri-La for clinicians and sepsis investigators.

This manifesto is packed with practical ideas which in the aggregate would make further meaningful strides towards the UK's goal".

While Tiger Woods made further encouraging strides in his rehabilitation as a tournament golfer, the third round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, San Diego, three Europeans were in close contention after three rounds.

Houston have made huge strides in playing further up the pitch as quickly as they can in 2012, and no formation change has been pivotal to that.

While China has already made great strides in treatment of HIV by increasing ART uptake, our data encourage further research and the development of health policies focused on PWID, HCV testing uptake, and HCV genotype-specific treatment in Southern China.

Technology has made enormous strides in that time; the clubs are easier to hit and the ball, when adequately struck, goes further.