developing
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1. developing - Noun
2. developing - Adjective
3. developing - Verb
5. developing - Adjective Satellite
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of Develop
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the development and printing of his pictures took only two hours
About three-quarters of Americans from ages 9 to 12 are on the site, according to Roblox, and many of its young players are thriving financially by developing new games.
1990s Game Designers' Workshop saw an opportunity in the game Gygax had been developing, so they began working with him on what was called "The Carpenter Project" in 1992.
1700–99 * 1767 – Kaspar Friedrich Wolff argued that the tissues of a developing chick form from nothing and are not simply elaborations of already-present structures in the egg.
According to the founder of the idea, during the developing phase, real architects and military advisors were hired, so they can check the progress and see if anything needs to be corrected.
20th century In the late nineteenth century, Honduras granted land and substantial exemptions to US-based fruit and infrastructure companies in return for developing the country's northern regions.