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The increase of education reform initiatives has resulted in work intensification, as can be seen from the multiplication, diversification, and specialization of teachers' tasks and responsibilities, and the heightened controls on teachers' performance (Hargreaves, 1994) which usurp teachers' autonomy (Apple & Beane, 1995).
Polyploidization, the multiplication of complete chromosome sets, has played a fundamental role in the evolution and diversification of angiosperms (Soltis et al., 2009).
The other is size and diversification.
"And diversification won't look so dull," he added.
Appreciation potential and diversification are the point.
What about sector weightings and diversification?
Each algorithm adopts different evolution and diversification strategies[26].
Fig. 1 The origin and diversification of life.
quality of life and diversification in rural areas. .
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