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Robust staff penetration and rumors that Google is building a competitive hook-up platform called Google F*ck Now also hastened the deal.

A robust staff structure supported by technical consultants and overseen by advisory groups in Europe and Africa ensured that the MenA conjugate vaccine would meet all international standards.

If there is any media beneficiary, it is CNN, a unit of Time Warner, which has the most robust international staff levels of any network based in the United States.

The new capital in tow, PathSource is looking to expand its team and, in particular, to begin building a more robust sales staff to help raise awareness among K-12 districts and administrators.

While most of the candidates are backed by one or more superPACs — nominally independent groups that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money on their behalf — Mr. Romney and Mr. Perry's supporters have assembled what appear to be the most robust groups, staffed by former aides with longstanding ties to the formal campaigns and financed by the candidates' leading donors.

iMatter is a robust measure of staff engagement, meaningful and important to staff.

Like all good independent bookstores, BookCourt in Brooklyn has a robust section of staff recommendations.

These included failing to identify risks to patients, not responding to complaints, not making robust investigations into staff conduct and having no arrangements to protect people "against unlawful or excessive use of restraint".

While our study relied upon descriptive data, which is consistent with anecdotal descriptions of the staffing culture at this facility, a more robust evaluation of staffing would have strengthened our findings and recommendations.

That compared with robust growth in staffing levels throughout 2014.

"The staff is robust," Mr. Steel said.