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"But the huge gains come from using this server-based architecture, which is made possible by these Internet technologies.

They believe that, for now, impersonation, which is made possible by the easy availability of equipment and uniforms, poses a more substantial threat.

The local rural economy is based primarily on the production of black tea, which is made possible by climatic conditions in the region that are particularly suited for tea growing.

The K1 also helps account for the Chromebook's quiet operation, which is made possible by a fanless design.

Antifriction bearings are based on rolling motion, which is made possible by balls or other types of rollers.

Nevertheless, the interpretation of the isotopic records of complex ecosystems can advance by separating processes, which is made possible by compound-specific isotope analyses.

IBM Global Services has agreed to contribute $3.45 million to the effort, which was made possible by legislation written by Representative CHARLES B. RANGEL.

This made her a good candidate for the current procedure, which was made possible by a female organ donor killed in an accident.

In the House, only 29 Democrats voted against the gift to travelers, which was made possible by switching some funds for airport improvement into the controllers budget.

The Peer Assistance Program, which was made possible two years ago with an annual $4,000 National Education Association urban grant that has been renewed twice, is being jointly run with the Bridgeport school system, which provides matching funds.

Christian Aid estimated in 2008 that 1,000 children were dying each day across the developing world from such losses, which are made possible by the financial secrecy offered by tax havens.