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The emergence of surface-based Arctic amplification.

There is no conspiracy behind the emergence of these platforms.

Its emergence from the gruesome era of apartheid is a miracle of reconciliation.

Undoubtedly, the emergence of such a craze is the manifestation of our growing overall national strength.

The recent emergence of infectious diseases appears to be driven by globalisation and ecological disruption.

If America ACTS boldly and swiftly, the emergence of Asia will be an opportunity.

This was the first reported emergence of the Sudan Ebola virus since 1979.

In the history of human evolution, the emergence of ironwares promoted the development of productive forces by leaps and bounds.

However, any activity that spreads avian influenza increases the possibility of the emergence of a pandemic virus.

China is on a rising path, and America welcomes the emergence of a strong and peaceful and prosperous China.

He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" between China and the United States and its regional friends.

In spring, caterpillars time their emergence to coincide with the bud burst of trees; birds start nesting when they can feed those newly emerged caterpillars to their fledglings.

Climate change and the emergence of new and virulent livestock diseases highlight the importance of retaining the capacity to adapt our agricultural production systems.

Viking civilization had reached its high water mark. Christianity and the emergence of a unified Christian kingdom in Norway would cause disunity within the the Viking civilization.

Ms Marris traces the emergence of a "wilderness cult" that she believes affects efforts to restore habitats to a previous form.

Even so, the former president’s emergence from the silence he imposed on himself after the election of Barack Obama does invite a reassessment of a much-maligned presidency.

Most striking is the emergence of a vigorous bunch called J Street, which declares itself "pro-Israel, pro-peace" but is far keener to see the Palestinian point of view.

But if you're afraid to smile because of the less than perfect condition of your teeth, you may be interested in the emergence of the new field of cosmetic dentistry.

By the end of the century these intellectuals were busying themselves with such important matters as disapproving of the re-emergence of the word, now as a verb—recruiter—into the French language.

It was characterized by the continuous development of farming and husbandry, the birth of bronze industry, the change of funeral rites, and the emergence of megalithic buildings. All these showed the progressive historical course of British society.

In any event, banditry and insurrection in the Delta, which got out of hand in 2006 and worsened in 2007 with the emergence of MEND, have reduced Nigeria's oil output by as much as a quarter.