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forces

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human resources
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The close match between the locations of the vents and these fault systems highlights the strong influence of tectonic forces on where hydrothermal fluids are able to reach the seafloor.

From Science Daily

Mars' location in the solar system -- its distance from the Sun, its neighbors like Earth, the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn -- forces it into a more elongated and eccentric orbit.

From Science Daily

The current line of contact would then be policed by international forces.

From BBC

Both sides are widely seen as suffering from exhaustion, and analysts from the Institute for the Study of War have estimated it would take Russian forces until August 2027 to conquer the rest of Donetsk if they are able to maintain their current rate of advance - which is not a given.

From BBC

Space Force is expected to spend billions of dollars upgrading its aging launch facilities, which hosted about 60% of the world’s launches last year, according to Air and Space Forces Magazine.

From MarketWatch