With the production of OPEC members remaining virtually the same, the slight gain in production was attributable to the non OPEC members, whose output rose by 3.4 per cent.

The film, whose production was slowed by the red shirt revolt in Thailand, deals in part with themes of past violence.

Societies whose economic effort is given in substantial part to military production inevitably diminish the prospects of their people for development.

By contrast, opposition by US states whose economies rely significantly on coal production proved decisive for the fate of Obama s climate change bill.

Glass paper was manufactured in London by 1833 by John Oakey, whose company had developed new adhesive techniques and processes, enabling mass production.

The Qaa Qaa industrial complex was among the sites possessing the greatest quantity of dual use production equipment, whose fate is now unknown.

The GNP per capita device fails to reflect our inability to penetrate markets for our embryonic manufacturing industries, whose production levels reflect small scale.

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Particular thanks were due to the Government of Italy, whose assistance had helped Tunisia to increase its food production and improve the leather goods and textiles sector.

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An international co production is a production where two or more different production companies are working together, for example in a film production.

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Production The production of electricity in 2009 was 20,053TWh.

RNAi has been used to produce cotton stocks whose seeds contain reduced levels of delta cadinene synthase, a key enzyme in gossypol production, without affecting the enzyme's production in other parts of the plant, where gossypol is itself important in preventing damage from plant pests.

In many cases, new vehicles in a country were based on those of the other manufacturers it had entered into production agreements with, or whose factories it had acquired.

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