The bourgeoning demand for the Three Legs Brand products prompted the group to shift their production from the small shophouse in Singapore to a new factory in Johor Bahru in order to increase the scale of production.
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Glimcher was instrumental in facilitating the development of the bourgeoning of the field by recognizing these trends and understanding that future groundbreaking behavioral science research would require an interdisciplinary approach to overcome the inherent research limitations of any one discipline.
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Between 2007 and 2012 Imaginary Jack performed frequently in the bourgeoning Minneapolis indie-rock scene in venues such as the 7th Street Entry, Fine Line Music Cafe, Cause, and 400 Bar with such acts as Howler, Nice Purse, and Willie Wisely.
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The more exuberant are already burying Microsoft ( " The Last Dinosaur and the Tarpits of Doom . " ) Others think Sun Microsystems, which did more than just about any other company to push Unix into the corporate world, could be the chief victim of Linux's bourgeoning success.
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There was never a serious suggestion, much less evidence, that John F . Kennedy had knowledge of the mechanics of the vote-stealing that went on in November 1960, whereas part of the fascination in Whitewater has to do with watching two partners in a marriage try to cope with a bourgeoning web of deceit.
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Several academic historians believe that, while the possibility of a family or two stopping in Montrose along the Northern Trail is plausible, the increase in African-American population in the county after the Civil War was more likely the result of people being attracted to jobs in the then-bourgeoning coal industry just south of the county.
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Three times they were successful : in 1985, when the Plaza Accord sought to stem the rise of the dollar against the yen that had been precipitated by America's bourgeoning federal budget deficit; in 1988, when the Louvre Accord brought an end to the yen's appreciation; and in 1995, when the Clinton administration intervened to boost the falling dollar.
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By July 2006, Tenneco's revenue had risen 39 percent from 1999 to $ 4.4 billion . " The Press of Atlantic City " attributed much of the success to Frissora, writing that he achieved the value by " homing in on strong sectors of the parts market investing heavily in lucrative emission-control products; ramping-up operations in China's bourgeoning auto market; and aligning Tenneco with Japanese carmakers, who were capturing a sizable share of North American auto sales ."
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At the time of its publishing, the conduct book was beginning to witness a change in its popularity as a bourgeoning genre though it can be seen in such classics as Plato's " Republic " and, in Erasmus's own time, with the likes of Machiavelli s " The Prince " and Thomas More s " Utopia " . " Christian Prince " serves as a guide for the teacher and the prince as well as all court personnel who might have any reason to speak to or with him and espouses Erasmus'rhetorical approach to Christocentric political theories and pedagogical praxes which he refers to as the " philosophia Christi ."
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