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What was developing was a profile of accelerated cardiac risk.
"I was at the far end, but I saw what was developing, so I skated in and grabbed him.
But what was developing here was an us-versus-them thing between the players and coaches, a limited boss-worker relationship, a working environment that was not good.
We cranked up our lines and held on as he punched the throttle, sending us bouncing toward what was developing into a full-blown feeding frenzy.
But in the ninth inning, as the Angels batted around and threatened to complete what was developing into a remarkable comeback, the game and the trip came down to one of the more captivating matchups any sport could provide.
"There was definitely what was developing to be a newer tradition of a more open society and trained people" in those earlier years, said Paula Newberg, director of Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, who was an adviser to President Hamid Karzai's government in Afghanistan from 2002 to 2004.
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What was developed for very big farms is now applicable to mid-sized ones.
And the idea was that much of Famo.us and what was developed with it would be open sourced, allowing the community to build on each others' creations.
However, the new generation of engineers and managers who will be working with Orion and Altair are largely from the decades following Apollo, and are likely not well aware of what was developed in the 1960s.
Added Giacobbi, "So much of what was developed today could be applied to people who are seniors, to traffic safety, not to mention all of the commercial applications". .
"What is developing in Central Europe is in many cases going to leapfrog developments elsewhere, and the market is just starting," said Matt Rothman, the chief executive of Softbank Emerging Markets.
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