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When Milosevic was removed from power, in 2000, the climate of corruption that he had fostered remained remarkably intact.
In this view, the immobilization of the party's organs of repression, and the encouragement of rebellion by China's supreme leader, fostered a remarkably successful mass mobilization against the state by aggrieved social groups.
Although they have strong views on how and why fostering could be improved, children in care are remarkably positive about fostering and their sense of wellbeing is "surprisingly high", according to Narey and Owers.
The European Union has been remarkably successful in fostering trade, enabling free movement of labor and coordinating legislation within a "common market".
Because our history has made us remarkably outward-looking and open, this country has fostered a vigorously adaptable society and has given rise to a culture both creative and inventive.
Oil fostered industrialism.
Throughout the volume, this diverse collection of essays paints a remarkably consistent and persuasive account of arts-based initiatives' ability to foster social and civic renewal.
In such a challenging environment for fostering transparent, rule of law based development, Open Development Cambodia has been able to make a remarkably successful impact.
The confusion also fosters inequity.
