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Illustration today embraces a vast array of new materials, innovative techniques and bewildering digital wizardry.

Computers, the Internet and digital commerce have exploded the old job categories into a vast array of new niches, creating a kaleidoscope of ways to make a living.

This importation, combined with advances in botanical science, led to the industrial production of a vast array of new hybrid flowers with more varied shapes, sizes and colours".

The Bush administration plans to delay rules that would grant a vast array of new rights to Medicaid patients in health maintenance organizations, officials said tonight.

A vast array of new non-governmental organisations are trying to meet both middle-class aspirations to participate and also society's need for services (see article).

Under Dorab's leadership the group quickly diversified, venturing into a vast array of new industries, including steel (1907), electricity (1910), education (1911), consumer goods (1917), and aviation (1932).

For instance, the America Invents Act passed last year provides a vast array of cost-effective new tools for both patent applicants and the public to craft clear, high-quality patent rights and more easily resolve disputes.

These new integrated fields, spread across the diversity of life sciences, are opening up a vast array of practical applications, ranging from new medical approaches, to alternative sources of energy, to new theoretical bases in the behavioral and social sciences.

Victorians were intensely visually aware, fascinated by the vast array of new stimuli available to them – the illustrated magazines, the dioramas, the daguerreotypes, the museums – and above all intrigued by the power of optical illusion.

Online retailer Grand St .was formed to help customers find interesting new technology from the vast array of new hardware manufacturers out there.

Although herbal products (ie, Salvia Divinorum, Damiana and Kratom) are widely available, this research will focus on synthetic substances since their increased popularity has caused a furore in the media and problems for the authorities who are unable to act quickly enough to monitor and legislate on the vast array of new substances being created in this burgeoning market.