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The END Fund has contributed to deworming by introducing innovative techniques that effectively target and treat people.
Since the 1990s, the drug, along with threats from electricity pylons and habitat loss, has contributed to a 95% decline in the region’s vulture population.
And this fast-paced development also contributed significantly to the pollution that is haunting China today.
In fact, let's go back and look at what caused this crisis, because the consumer, all of us, in our daily lives, actually contributed a large part to the problem.
Like, have you ever thought when you buy a car, how many people on how many different continents contributed to the manufacture of that car?
And the company contributed about 190 million dollars to the government coffers.
Tom Otterness contributed, Maira Kalman contributed and it became this cathartic experience for us.
It is an encyclopedia that lives on the Internet and is contributed to by thousands of scientists around the world.
I went to Congo with MSF, and contributed to a book and an exhibition that focused attention on a forgotten war in which millions of people have died, and exposure to disease without treatment is used as a weapon.
When the tsunami hit South Asia, the United States contributed 1.2 billion dollars.
In fact, each line is contributed by a different person at a different time.
Some of you may be guilty of having contributed to the demise of bluefin.
In both cases, contributed by minor characters.
As with many other recent commercial Hindi films, the film abounds with the incongruous insertion of songs, which probably contributed to the film's success more than anything else.
Don Ameche is in almost every scene, and, while he has a mellifluous voice that no doubt contributed to his successful career in radio, he doesn't have the charisma to carry this film.
Herschell Gordon Lewis contributed a brief introduction to the video release of DOCTOR GORE (aka THE BODY SHOP), wherein he touched upon his collaborative efforts with J.G. "Pat" Patterson, director and star of DOCTOR GORE.
Not every movie released during this bountiful season of the Slasher Era would be of the artistic merit or commercial success of the original "Halloween" or "Friday the 13th," but these films were all well-made and clearly contributed to the ongoing development of horror cinema.
A well-crafted score, appropriately based upon the action, is contributed by Hal Beckett.
This film was made soon enough after Karen's passing that perhaps Richard Carpenter and the people closest to Karen were feeling a little guilty as to how they may have contributed to her health problems.
I too must apologize for a somewhat biased opinion of this endeavor as I contributed to the soundtrack.
As a disclaimer, I contributed to this effort after the fact providing music for the soundtrack but I was not involved in the creation of this film and I could not tell you a thing about Repo Man except that I remembered seeing it way back when (I'm not really a sci-fi fiend).
I guess a couple of not-so-good performances also contributed to its mediocrity.
His drinking also contributed to his career problems, but that is less evident in this film.
And Rocky and Bullwinkle creator Bill Scott also contributed, how awesome!
Yes there were some melodramatic moments but they contributed rather distract from the whole atmosphere.
The film's scoring is aesthetically spot on with a good deal of it contributed by Tito Larriva, who also plays as band boss for the taxi dancers.
Being addressed as a city of cultural mosaics, Faith Akin has contributed to that addressing through the mosaics of music performed in the film.
I read the previous comment and wish to note that the sound was fine when I watched this and suspect either the film was changed somewhat or the theater could have contributed to the poorer quality of sound for the other writer.
The SASS (Single Action Shooting Society)members that contributed to this effort were pretty darn good.
Instead of watching the recycled history of "Pearl Harbor" with nothing new to reveal except for a couple of real events involving a few individuals thrown in so the makers of the film could say they contributed to the spread of history, along with nothing but CGI explosions filling in for a sappy romantic triangle.
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