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It has been quite adaptable to human modified landscapes, which now constitutes the majority of Cuba.

IBM moved into global services, which now constitutes 50% of the company's revenue and pretax profits.

This holds true despite the decline of the rural population, which now constitutes about two-fifths of Greece's total population.

Maddin managed to attract some major talent to the project, the footage from which now constitutes much of The Forbidden Room.

Baumannii) is an emerging opportunistic pathogen responsible for hospital-acquired infections, and which now constitutes a sufficiently serious threat to public health to necessitate the development of an effective vaccine.

The northwest of the Indian subcontinent, which now constitutes Pakistan, lies athwart the historic invasion routes through the Khyber, Gumal, and Bolan passes from central Asia to the heartland of India, and for thousands of years invaders and adventurers swept down upon the settlements there.

In 1924 Arts & Decoration magazine referred to these as "the new apartment buildings which now constitute the social background of New York".

Now, to help cover his and his wife's living expenses in New York City, where they recently bought a $1.2 million one-bedroom apartment, Glass regularly books speaking engagements, the fees for which now constitute the bulk of his income, he says.

We do not attempt to detail the precise standards for domestic security warrants any more than our decision in Katz sought to set the refined requirements for the specified criminal surveillances which now constitute Title III.

Mr. Cameron also announced that the government would delay construction of a new fleet of Trident nuclear missile submarines, which now constitute Britain's nuclear deterrent, for about five years.

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