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She portrays a society riddled with mistrust and corruption, which has fostered an elite around Mr Putin that has hugely enriched itself.
The winner in this all-or-nothing sport, which has fostered a carnival atmosphere and a burgeoning following in the United States, said many of the same things.
BMG Music, a division of the German media giant Bertelsmann A.G., agreed today to acquire the rest of the Zomba Music Group, which has fostered superstar music acts like Britney Spears and 'N Sync.
Six members of Spain's team play club soccer in the English Premier League, which has fostered maturity and adaptability to different styles, while bolstering finesse with toughness and strength, del Bosque said.
Maytum sees the scheme as an important part of Southwark's much-needed response to local anxieties about the speed and effects of gentrification in the north of the borough, much of it which has fostered and defends.
President Bush eventually ended the partnership and replaced it with the FreedomCAR program, which has fostered work on hydrogen fuel cells and related technologies, and lithium-ion batteries for use in hybrids.
They were tending their own monument to the cold war, which had fostered the Hubble Space Telescope's technology.
Her murder, whoever ordered it, reflected extremely badly on the Kremlin which had fostered a climate where such killings could happen.
All of this is in part because of houses like the Lair, which have fostered the financial health and increased the visibility of teams like the Evil Geniuses and competitors like Dignitas and Curse.
It would, to wit, represent a defeat of the Western effort thus far to curb, if not to eliminate, the Taliban, and a victory, in effect, for the agencies in Pakistan which have fostered and supported them throughout.
Since 2000, novel, regionally driven and funded initiatives have led to the establishment of new research institutes, which have fostered significant change.
