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On Sunday 2 September the train will pull out of Euston station with approximately 80 musicians on board, roughly half of whom comprise a who's who of African talent.
I believe that the private sector can make a real difference in the lives of children, many of whom are living in poverty and deprivation – and all of whom comprise the human and social capital on which Viet Nam's future prosperity depends", said Lotta Sylwander, UNICEF Viet Nam Representative.
The subjects were 23 infants with West syndrome, 8 of whom comprised the 1st group, 5 the 2nd group, and the remaining 10, the 3rd group.
The McMahon government had consisted of 27 ministers, twelve of whom comprised the Cabinet.
This study particularly highlighted the inadequacy of financial subsidies, and resulting stress for women who were required to travel to give birth whom comprised nearly one third of the women sampled (28.3%).
I also was looking forward to meeting young attendees, many of whom would comprise the next generation of female leaders, and I was not disappointed.
These voters, many of whom also comprise the so-called Reagan Democrats that swung not just to Reagan in the 80's but also President George Bush in two elections, are exactly the type of voter who is currently rejecting Obama.
It is experienced in relation to others who broadly share the same habitus (Bourdieu 1989, p. 19) for whom it comprises 'common sense' (p. 19).
This has effectively crowded out the small independent labels who were responsible for keeping the medium alive during the CD era, and for whom vinyl comprises a far greater proportion of revenue.
35 Multiple international centers enrolled 331 patients, of whom 326 comprised the FAS and 204 were in the per protocol set.
- Voters: Women (the majority of whom are mothers) comprise the majority of the electorate; - Purchasers: "Moms account for $2 trillion dollars worth of purchases, and there isn't a brand on Earth that doesn't want to connect with her".
