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  • Together they have made enormous strides in charting and rendering intelligible the phenomenal nineteenth-century revolution in publishing.

  • In summary, although the past decade has produced great strides in unravelling the complex effect of serotonin on locomotor activity, additional clarification is still required.

  • The toddler years are also characterized by great strides in cognitive development.

  • Technological and artistic strides are present in every century.

  • Good planning requires clear goals, realistic timelines, long-range vision, incremental strides, and good leadership.

  • He strode round in a chalky, torn gown and seemed to be able to deliver a totally unprepared but enthralling lesson on almost any topic.

  • Still, despite the great strides in system and hardware advancements, software applications have yet to embrace the new standards.

  • At around this same age, infants begin to produce their first words, making initial strides towards truly symbolic communication.

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