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So, throughout the 1970s and 80s, I photographed countless Belgian festivals and processions, which were prone to spectacular alcoholic excess.

During the postwar years, cotton sails, which were prone to stretching and disintegrating, began to give way to Dacron, a new synthetic fabric.

While CS-FA was too little, the CS-FA was not able to stop the growth of the HCPT nanoneedles, which were prone to aggregate (Fig. 4b).

In the case of Fiji the past has been a colonial past, which resulted in concrete societal circumstances, which were prone to conflicts in the postcolonial era.

To validate this methodology, a pulse generation logic was configured to communicate among Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs), which were prone to replication attacks and tampering messages.

Wives, girlfriends, mothers and sisters of troops often found themselves in high risk jobs at munitions factories, which were prone to deadly accidents.

The film was made using a cheap system which is prone to fading.

In Bani Awf, which is prone to sporadic floods, a proper road is being constructed.

Begin with the dishwasher, which is prone to food clogs that can block the water spray.

Thorn said he would probably home in on improving the team's defense, which was prone to matador-type lapses.

These were not high-sided SUVs, which are prone to rolling over, but its bestselling Camry and Corolla saloons.