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In effect, rapid industrialization has shifted the terms of trade against China.
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On the industrialization of agriculture and the links between soil and health:
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While they embraced industrialization, Ghana remained heavily reliant on agriculture, analysts say.
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This rapid industrialization was accompanied by an unusually fast development of agriculture.
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Is this a coincidental result, or is it a consequence of modern industrialization?
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The same criticisms are made of every governmental and great industrial enterprise.
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It was the greatest industrial enterprise in existence, and also the largest monopoly.
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We have reached the age of invention, of commerce, of great industrial enterprise.
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Is that the next industrial enterprise we're to have here in this town?
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We speak of interdependence in industrial enterprise as though it were some new thing.
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A steam-belching train surges ominously forward to summon up early 19th-century industrialisation.
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Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are increasing due to industrialisation of work processes.
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The third is to reduce extraction while simultaneously growing local industrialisation.
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Here the increasing industrialisation of the country is no doubt playing its part.
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We are here, we have not reached the age of industrialisation.
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Both rivers are heavily polluted because of industrialisation and rapid urbanisation.
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The story of industrialisation is like The Picture of Dorian Gray.
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What you see where there is big money is you see an industrialisation.
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There is plenty of evidence of old mills and industrialisation too.
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In Europe, he said, the industrialisation of forest and agriculture is degrading the land.
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England never shared its industrialisation with Ireland, but America did.
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I cannot accept industrialisation at this cost, he said.
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We have now done industrialisation of the system and the production as well, says Schoombie.
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And the takeaway food has even been credited with promoting industrialisation and staving off revolution.
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In the late 19th century, industrialisation shifted the source of the family income outside the home.
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It is these 'blue collar workers' who benefit most from the increased industrialisation of the economy.