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The Microsoft Corporation is expected to announce Tuesday that it is throwing its considerable weight behind a keyword system that aims to enable Internet users to navigate the Web without typing in the cumbersome addresses known as U.R.L.'s.
And at least some of them are assisting in the cumbersome process of scanning, typing in or translating the book, which its author, J. K. Rowling, has not authorized for publication in any of the existing commercial e-book formats.
[C2.] Microsoft to Back Keyword System Microsoft is expected to announce that it is backing a keyword system that enables Internet users to navigate the Web without typing in the cumbersome addresses.
They played a game designed to map out every step in the cumbersome housing process — producing "a giant maze of terror," according to Jake Maguire, 100,000 Homes' communications director.
If Russia will not talk, Mr Obama may look at cutting American arsenals unilaterally.On climate change a passion of Mr Kerry's America places few hopes in the cumbersome UN process.
But truly special praise is reserved for returning citizens reinvesting in the cumbersome justice system.
But Professor Light noted that this lag had resulted in part from the cumbersome process of F.B.I. background checks and from delays by the White House itself.
Today we lose around 30% of our agricultural production because of logistical problems, including lack of storage and poor transport links.One of the things that makes it difficult to build infrastructure in Brazil is the cumbersome process of getting environmental licences.
In any case, the cumbersome heritage of production is crumbling to dust.
They wanted to "really do this right" and, in addition to the cumbersome process of auditing financials, they had to make sure it was the right time to enter the public markets.
Among the recommendations: Surveillance for newly emerging flu strains should be boosted, so-called seed strains for pandemic vaccines should be developed faster, by preparing virus "backbones" in advance, and the cumbersome and often inaccurate potency tests for new vaccines need to be improved.
