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Within the Baltic region Lithuanians have also demonstrated much more willingness to relocate than their Estonian neighbours.

"There is much more willingness to accept new interpretations when it's based on solid research," he said.

"There was much more willingness to reach across the aisle in a bipartisan manner for the good of the country as opposed to the next election".

REAL-WORLD RELEVANCE Elves and fairies and dragons are all well and good — see World of Warcraft — but as the top game designers in the world begin to have children and enter middle age, I am sensing much more willingness and ability to bring the real world into top-end game experiences.

While Bosnia itself, the scene of the shootings, remains trapped - "doomed," says Dennis Gratz - by unresolved history, in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, where Gavrilo Princip received his training and his gun, I found much more willingness to leave history in the past.

So I found much more willingness to look at these topics in London than I did in Washington.

The factors in our study are in line with those developed by Almeida et al., who stated that the transformation of technical and scientific proposals into policy decisions to implement involve much more than the willingness of the stakeholders or the technical quality of the scientific information that recommend such a change.

Legalists were much more resolute in their willingness to dispense with traditional modes of rule, and they questioned the very relevance of the past to the present.

If you have no real chance of observing, understanding, or attributing the results of employee work, you become much more dependent on employees' willingness to openly communicate the meaning of their work.

There was something much more important - a willingness to engage, to listen, and to move toward a dialogue where Arabs are spoken to not as victims or villains, but as partners.

Much more about mindset and a willingness to work differently with others".