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The success of the program has largely depended upon the efforts of the outreach counsellors, especially Acevedo and Diaz.

As dean, Huttenlocher will build upon the efforts of five working groups, announced this month by Provost Schmidt.

Martin Luther King, Jr., once remarked that social change was dependent upon the efforts of people who are "creatively maladjusted" to society, people whose contours have not been buffed to smoothness by indecent politeness and faulty social grace.

"Tribes no longer have to hope for or rely upon the efforts of outside environmental groups or pro bono law firms," says Joseph P. Kalt, director of the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development.

As the engine of domestic demand sputters, the economy will have to rely more upon the efforts of exporters; and they will need the help of a weaker currency, especially as foreign markets slow.The pound's protracted strength while Labour has been in office reflected an exceptional decade of sustained growth and low inflation.

Postfeminist artists build upon the efforts of their predecessors in exploring the body, gender, and sexual identity.

Setting appropriate targets for these criteria--targets that are widely understood and agreed upon--will ensure that the efforts of all stakeholders are collectively geared toward managing risk.

They tell the continuing saga of the Legend, a bulging tree-human mutant who in these works is set upon by vegan gremlins, despite the efforts of the action heroes Torpedo Boy, Painter and Loid.

What we want to do is make sure that we're delivering first-class experiences at a range of different price points, and that we allow first-class diversity in what our end users expect, based upon our own efforts and the efforts of our OEMs.

It's often said that the lower the franchise investment the more its success depends upon the direct efforts of the franchisee.

However, the performance of the entire flight crew and the flying experience of the passengers depend upon the coordinated efforts of both groups.