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Tory officials said the appointment symbolized the changes Mr. Duncan Smith wanted to make in creating a more open and inclusive party, accessible to women and minority groups.

Young people have an important contribution to make in creating and implementing such "people-centered" early warning systems (Basher 2006).

And she is surely on strong ground in questioning the lack of transparency involved in the decisions Facebook makes in creating, and continually tweaking, its algorithms.

And does this undermine the continuing progress literature has made in creating female protagonists that are defined by traits other than their sexuality?

"There was a very conscious decision made in creating these principles to write them using the most plain, simple language possible, and to make them open for vast interpretation," Mr. Rollman said.

But steady progress is being made in creating "biologics", drugs that consist of giant molecules, hundreds of times the size of a conventional drug molecule, which are manufactured inside animal cells or micro-organisms such as bacteria.

The income from the shops and the tickets is ploughed back into the original investment made in creating the Queen's galleries in Holyroodhouse and Buckingham Palace, which cost £23m.

Essebsi said Tunisia had clearly been targeted in the attacks because of the progress it was making in creating a democracy, with its new democratic constitution and "transparent and fair" parliamentary and presidential elections last year.

Nestor and Magdalena show that after the setback of the disappointing "I Am Charlotte Simmons," Mr. Wolfe has been able to build upon the advances he made in creating flesh-and-blood people in "A Man in Full" (1998) — people who are not defined simply by their clothes, cars and verbal idiosyncrasies, but who actually possess something resembling an inner life.

Clearly there is money to be made in creating the world's first legal Marijuana Incorporated Company.

A strategic error was made in creating the euro as a common currency without aligning its members’ financial and fiscal policies.