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The young diabetics also felt clinicians concentrated on them more fully during Skype appointments.

Omar had condemned the "evil doings" of Israel in a 2012 tweet, writing, "Israel has hypnotized the world". The message, as Omar explained more fully during her campaign, was a criticism of the nation of Israel and its violent conflict with neighboring Palestine, not of Jewish people.

CABOG may exploit mate constraints more fully during contig construction.

It developed more fully, however, during the Baroque and Classical periods.

In addition to the Kaiser revelations, Mr. Galbraith said that he had recently come to realize more fully that during Johnson's presidency "what was called the American democracy" became a more complete democracy.

Sustainability and impact will be more fully assessed during the Final Project Evaluation to be carried out close to the finalization of the project.

As far as the targeted populations now enter a more productive agricultural cycle and are able to more fully recover during the next months and years, it can be said that the ISFP was adequate to the humanitarian crisis.

Those oddballs represented the complex decade's most exciting and creative urges, cultural vectors that would appear more fully and divisively during the 60's and 70's.

He began by building breaks into his days — taking a walk around the block — and being more fully focused and present during time with his family.

With the stroma receiving increased attention as a point of potential additional therapeutic intervention in breast and other cancers, elucidation of biological differences in stroma of different tumour subtypes will help more fully understand its role during breast carcinogenesis.

Combining quantitative and qualitative data allows researchers and clinicians to integrate individuals' beliefs, behaviors, and characteristics with their unique narratives and perspectives to more fully understand their experiences during important events related to diabetes management (34, 35), such as the transition from pediatric to adult care.