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Usually, collaborating members of a particular work arrangement need to coordinate their actions to avoid conflicting or repetitive actions.
We propose group member URL traversal awareness (GMUTA) as significant functionality for Web-based collaboration tools in order to avoid conflicting or repetitive actions by group members.
The presented approach is a concrete step to create virtual societies of actors that collaborate to reach common goals without the risk of getting involved in conflicting or repetitive tasks.
Someday, when historians look back on this bizarre tale, they will have to explain one thing above all: Why, year after year, in the face of obvious and repetitive failure in such conflicts, was no one in Washington capable of imagining another course of action?
While concerted evolution is documented among various repetitive DNA sequences, the effect of intragenomic conflict on any particular family of repeats is understudied.
"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".
The repetitive use of nerve agents during military conflicts and by terrorists [11] emphasizes a lingering threat to the population.
The total of repetitive and nonrepetitive interventions is less than the total number of conflicts, because those conflicts that occur within 60 days after the first intervention were excluded from the analysis.
Third-party mediation may be required when conflicts feature intense emotion, poor communication, misperceptions, repetitive negative behaviors, disagreement over data, prioritization of multiple issues, and perceived or real incompatible interests between the disputants [ 13].
