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While in days gone by, they relied almost exclusively on international aid, today they stand self-sufficiently.

It enables NetApp channel partners to aggressively and self-sufficiently expand their market share by helping smaller organisations modernise their IT infrastructure as part of their data fabric strategy.

"They were able to live self-sufficiently for weeks at a time, moving from village to village on foot or by helicopter, ensuring those that needed aid the most, got it."

They may long to return to their abandoned rural roots, or desire to live self-sufficiently by growing their own food and livestock.

"The efforts made by the woman to earn self-sufficiently in vegetables long before the campaign of 'Food Security' started has to be appreciated.

Though I did grow up spending summers in the South with my granny and papa, who always canned, grew their own vegetables, and lived self-sufficiently, it wasn't until I moved out on my own (and into a more northern part of the states) that a self-sufficient lifestyle started to appeal to me.

Fleet personnel face challenges self-sufficiently employing, maneuvering and managing C4I capability missions.

In modernity, human reason courageously and self-sufficiently attempts to solve all kinds of problems of life and universe.

Discussing his release, Mitchell said he hopes to live "self-sufficiently" on his own piece of land.

Implementation of the Majesco P&C Core Suite will enable AmCap Insurance to manage their business self-sufficiently, rather than outsourced to an external provider.

With 22 million metric tons of crushing capacity per year, it has the flexibility to produce a mix of ethanol and sugar, and generates renewable electricity through its cogeneration facilities to self-sufficiently power all of its mills and sell surplus electricity to the Brazilian power grid.