Some of its rivals, such as Sweden's Ericsson, have already transferred all their mobile-telephone production to subcontractors rather than trying to keep up with the research and development spending and technical infrastructure needed to continue to make them on their own.

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The French version of the module was produced by the Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD) with financial support from the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA), the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs and UNESCO.

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The new companies were so busy with technical development they had neglected sales outlets.

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"LEDs promise to be the way forward for the whole sector, " explained James Russill, EST's technical development manager, in an earlier interview with the BBC.

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Finally, in keeping with our commitment to transparency, Development began the process of posting its technical debt ratio continuously for all our company to see, along with our financial results.

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One project currently in development focuses on ways to eliminate developer frustration with the wide range of business and technical relationships required to create applications.

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Instead, again with data as crystal clear as an azure sky of deepest blue, the report identifies potential root causes in intellectual property, business practice and unforeseen technical challenges as playing a significant role, along with some areas where the FDA could help foster drug development.

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To support their continuing development and cultivate a reading environment at home, the participants are presented with a book written by the Technical Team (containing poems, exercises, vocabulary, recipes and a map of the country) and a collection of five books donated by national companies and produced by a national publisher.

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