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When Mr. Lazaridis and Mr. Balsillie did finally commit the company to developing what became BlackBerry 10, the project was repeatedly delayed.

Researchers say they have moved closer to developing what could be the first drug to save the lives of victims of an especially dangerous strain of E. coli.

He is known widely in his field for work that sprang from his undergraduate studies in mathematics, which he later applied to developing what he called "clinimetrics".

Ms. Versacio, 41, who grew up just outside New York and went into the fashion industry after high school, was crucial to developing what could be called the anti-Williams-Sonoma look.

The team began to take off in 1989, when Maurice Ashley, a 25-year-old senior master and chess instructor, began devoting his free time to developing what is now one of the most successful junior-high chess programs in the nation.

Where Airbus, and the aviation industry as a whole, is devoting its research is into reducing consumption further and committing to developing what it calls greener synthetic kerosene and leaner planes and engines.

Japanese researchers say they have used a staple of their nation's diet--rice--to develop what could become an effective, safe, and inexpensive vaccine against cholera.

The company said they intended to work with 'tourism developers' Land & Lakes, Anglesey Council and the Welsh Government to develop what is currently run as a country park.

It is already known that the sulfonamides are the most potent CAIs and this knowledge has been used to develop what is known as the "tail approach" to aid in the development of new inhibitors [ 142, 143].

These lessons are meant to encourage children to develop what educational theorists call higher-order thinking.

But first it needs to be reinvented: he wants to develop what he calls hygge 2.0.