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| This is reinforced by populism in certain countries. |
| The message was reinforced by Fetherstonhaugh next statistic. |
| The force's tough tactics will be reinforced by tough prosecuting measures. |
| The focus on academic writing is reinforced by the appearance of Vijay Bhatia and Ken Hyland. |
| They have obvious survival value and undoubtedly are reinforced by our society and our own needs. |
| The comparability of these findings is reinforced by the fact that we used the same definitionsused by Cohen et al. |
| It is reinforced by culture, friends and family and the domination of global media concepts of the ideal body image. |
| Consequently, reinforced by this, a woman desire for a son (Violation of right to life, health, survival, development). |
| When other forces divided societies, differences were easily reinforced by competing religious allegiances, and vice versa. |
| Employee confidence was reinforced with less than 20 percent of respondents having concerns that they might be laid off in 2012. |
| The EPS core is reinforced with Fiberglass and then a top sheet of Top Sheet is added to enhance the overall strength of the board. |
| The framework was generally made of wood and faced with cloth, parchment, or cuir-bouilli, although a few were reinforced with iron bands. |
| The rubber suit is reinforced with wire and I've got trauma plates on my legs so if someone shoots or stabs me there they can't get the artery. |
| Its border was reinforced with a strip of metal riveted all around it, while a hook or spike sometimes projected from the center to break or jam the opponent's blade. |
| Polymer composites reinforced with single-walled carbon nanotubes Germany Posted on November 15th, 2012 A remarkable strengthening effect has been observed in SWCNT/polymer composites. |
| At the same time, the Dorsey Entrenchment (locally called The Ramparts ), a defensive earthwork on one of the roads to Emain Macha, was reinforced with oak stakes and then thoroughly burned. |
| This is what Islam aims to instill and reinforce in the Islamic society. |
| This overall caution about technology was reinforced in the 2011 survey data. |
| He means the world to me Lord, and this breakup has simply reinforced in my mind that living without him is not something I can deal with. |
| The agro (antagonism) they often receive at the door only serves to reinforce in their minds that they are being persecuted for the sake of the Kingdom. |
| Tasting fortified wines on Saturday, the point that wine structure really is key for recognition in a blind situation was once again reinforced in a major way. |
| This assumption was reinforced in the 1970s by the awareness that other stone artefacts found in the same area, until then not a part of research on Lao art, could also belong to this early culture. |
| The techniques are easy to learn and can therefore be reinforced at home between sessions with a professional. |
| Really what the project has reinforced for me is how I want to operate as an artist in the world. |
| I found my clients story to be very interesting to me because he reinforced to me that more and more people are self-diagnosing themselves by what they are reading online. |
| Q: What are the most important things that you've learned about filmmaking from each of your three films and especially this one? Affleck: Well, it's kind of been reinforced to me. |
| The junk he commanded was old and hadn't been reinforced against the hungry attacks of the Teredo woodworms, which feasted on vessels like this. |
| You should be reinforced upon all sides and should not necessarily washout close to in the shoe. |