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Apple said it no longer needed trade shows because its retail stores worldwide allowed it to meet with customers every day.

Analysis of 52 data sets totaling 1226 points of the size and settling velocity of suspended sediment collected in various ecosystems worldwide allowed the establishment of relations between sediment density and fractal parameters for a wide range of organic matter contents.

The advent of photosynthesis in very basic forms of plant life worldwide allowed the sun's energy to be harvested to create conditions allowing for more complex life.

An initial search of the literature for systematic reviews or reviews of meta-analyses estimated LTBI and TB incidence among HCWs worldwide allowed us to identify 4 systematic reviews (1, 5 – 7 ).

The watches are now in use at over 450 ski resorts worldwide, allowing skiers instant access to lifts.

VacationSpot.com, which has more than 100,000 properties listed worldwide, allows consumers to make reservations directly online (www.vacationspot.com), said the company's president, Steve Murch.

The combination of Studley and Savills represents a unique opportunity which not only provides us with a significant platform for growth in the US, but also enhances our offering to clients worldwide allowing us to provide a truly global service".

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, announced in July 2014 it would recognise same-sex marriages among its 43,000 staff worldwide, allowing them to receive the same benefits as their heterosexual counterparts.

The administration, for example, hopes to salvage a global trade deal in coming months that would lower tariff barriers in 180 countries worldwide, allowing the United States to export financial services, manufactured goods and farm products to scores of countries that now have tariffs or other barriers.

The P and T land-based observations were collected from sensors installed worldwide, allowing for the application of the procedure in any area of the world.

The ubiquity of cell phones and short message service (SMS) worldwide allow the possibility of SMS behavioral interventions to impact global health.