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Mr. Brennan painted a picture of robust and innovative Qaeda operations in Yemen.
But Merkel recalled that Germany had mastered past challenges such as reunification a quarter of a century ago and benefitted from a "robust and innovative" economy.
Alasdair Scott is a Business Analyst at the Chemistry Group, which looks at designing robust and innovative selection measures to recruit top talent into organisations, as well as assisting the development of individuals within the workplace.
DS Nick Downing, who is leading the British police's fight against organised crime exploiting the Games, said the Met's operation, known as Podium, was robust and innovative but would not be able to stop every ticketing scam.
He maintained that "this is an era of the biological scientist, but our education and research systems must be flexible yet robust and innovative yet traditionalist to deal with this exciting--but at the same time unsettling--environment".
Otherwise, lawmakers appeared receptive to Waldron's contention that U.S.-style intellectual property policies in India will help develop a more robust and innovative medical system there.
This has meant huge economic savings for Portugal, which spent just a fraction of what it's saved to establish one of the most robust and innovative drug treatment systems in the world.
The words "robust," "novel," "innovative," and "unprecedented" increased in relative frequency from 2500% to 15 000% (fig 2).
