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Our new models come from industries that have learned to increase the capabilities and efficiency of the human beings who work for them.

He said that many of the models come from broken homes or poor countries, speak little English and are conforming to those demands as a means of survival.

Indeed, scouts say that more than 70 percent of the country's models come from three southern states that hardly reflect the multiethnic melting pot that is Brazil, where more than half the population is nonwhite.

I needed a "power-line bridge" to make the network available over the electrical lines in my house -- mine was the Netgear XE102 and cost about $50; similar models come from Siemens, Asoka Belkin and other companies that meet the HomePlug standard.

In the case where two models come from different sources, model comparison becomes challenging.

Shizuoka is the city where most of the Gundam plastic models come from.

Were the models coming from tubercular quarantine?

All the most famous exotic models came from Wilhelmina's agency.

The Issey Miyake models came from all directions, finally forming a finale as a globe of color and pattern.

Then, in the 1990s, after his family moved to Michigan, he was impressed by the "dynamite" concept cars and production models coming from Chrysler's studios.

Competition that crushes flawed business models comes from unexpected places.