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She also praised the collaboration with German researchers, noting that the partnership fostered technical exchanges, knowledge sharing, and opportunities for students and scientists to work together.

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Developments like the expanded playoff, “name, image, likeness” reform and the transfer portal have fostered a competitive fluidity that challenges the entrenched powers.

Analysts say that US efforts to block China's access to advanced computer chips have fostered innovation within China.

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"Rapid environmental change fostered inequality, political consolidation, and the ideologies of the world's first urban society."

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The surrogacy community’s relatively small size and intimate domain, Bluebond said, fostered a false sense of financial security.

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