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Had representatives of developing country governments been more involved during the 2004 consultations, it is possible that these issues may have become more prominently discussed or considered.

The evaluation suggests that these upcoming technologies are more challenging than the traditional ones, but enable user to be more involved during graph interaction and visualization tasks, given the enjoyable experience elicited when combining gestures-based interfaces and virtual reality.

When we'd stop, we would even offer up our film services to be more involved during these events.

He was more involved in attack during the first half, where his ability to whip in crosses on the overlap was a menacing option.

Hillary Rodham Clinton was arguably far more involved in White House affairs during her husband's administration than Nixon was in the 1950s, and she, too, is running on that experience.

As he got more involved with church activities during his years as a consulting engineer for a number of New Jersey engineering companies, he began to think he would be happier as a minister.

This observation tends to suggests that the hepatocytes, more than the muscle and adipose tissues are more responsible or impacted by the VA extract, hence may be more involved in glucose modulation during VA treatment.

Instead, well-prepared fathers tend to be more actively involved during the birth and more positive about the birth experience.

We want to get more involved with China," Osborne said during a brief question and answer session in Beijing on Sunday that was moderated by Chinese state media.

He found himself more involved in the first-team during the 1905 06 campaign, making 19 league appearances.

Communities have become much more involved in HIV and AIDS during the last decade, and the number of community organizations providing HIV/AIDS services has increased significantly.