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China has accelerated the pace of yuan internationalization in recent years.
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Adis Ababa and beyond, and the proposed internationalization of the line.
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For that reason, Amaya has strong support for document formats, accessibility and internationalization standards.
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The results were only possible thanks to our bet on renewable energy and internationalization, Mexia said.
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Further reflecting the growing internationalization of competition climbing, the long-dominant French team did not win a single medal.
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The internationalisation of the crisis has distorted the ills of our society.
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The internationalisation of the research world also means that flexibility is required.
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Its function is to accelerate the internationalisation of innovation into the marketplace.
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China has accelerated the pace of yuan internationalisation in recent years.
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The Wembley Park project is an example of the company's internationalisation.
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Competition and internationalisation will intensify over the next 20 years.
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EMU is the latest, and most profound development in the internationalisation of investor's portfolios.
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He added that the startup is raising a funding round to finance further internationalisation.
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The group is looking at opening its business to partners to boost diversification and internationalisation.
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It was the beginning of a process of internationalisation.
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The internationalisation and commercialisation of soccer have shown up parochial prejudices for what they are.
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The liberalisation and internationalisation of the Chinese yuan has added a new dimension to the debate.
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Convergence This is not the first time that Chinese agencies have set their eyes on internationalisation.
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The city's role in the civil war tracks the conflict's internationalisation to involve competing regional and world powers.
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In past years, China has accelerated the pace of market liberalisation and relaxed controls in areas including yuan internationalisation.
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Today, increased internationalisation in higher education is pursued as a sectoral policy objective by governments throughout the developed world.