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They're all worthy objectives, which have produced some extraordinarily inspiring design projects, with more to come.

Marine science programs, which have produced 35 Fulbright scholars in the past 25 years, attract the largest number of undergraduates.

Trump is not uniformly isolationist; he has affirmative ideas, some of which have produced effects outside his control.

The banking system has had radical new capital-requirement rules since 2004, which have produced a degree of consolidation.

Eight scripts have been developed through the fund, half of which have produced orders for pilots or presentations for this year and next.

The shamefully flat wickets we have seen in the series against Sri Lanka which have produced scores in the 600s and 700s will become more frequent".

"The horses which have produced positive tests will also not be permitted to race with immediate effect and for an extended period of time.

The forces which have produced Sharon in Israel, Haider in Austria, Berlusconi in Italy and George Bush in the US have equivalents in Britain.

There have of course been frequent periods of war and upheaval which have produced large numbers of refugees – the Syria crisis is just the latest example of this.

The other participants are Jam Exhibition and Running Subway, which have produced museum exhibitions and musical theater and multimedia concert programs.

But the visits by Ms. Rice — which have produced two days of scathing sound bites from her Republican detractors — are remarkable precisely because they are so premature.