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She added, "That is the leading cause of shellfish bed closures in Connecticut and New York".

"Can [social networks] eventually sell products tailored to the individuals on their sites?" asks Bradlow, adding that even the leading players like Facebook wrestle with the question.

Jones added that said the leading role played by the US, even though it was not hosting tomorrow's summit, was a sign of things to come.

The celebration began Thursday with a dinner in Market Square that raised $2 million, adding to the leading corporate gifts of $5.5 million from the Ford Motor Company and the Ford Motor Company Fund and $3 million from AT&T.

But he said that "Ambassador Rice has frequently and publicly condemned the heinous abuses perpetrated by the M23 in eastern Congo," adding that the United States was "leading efforts to end the rebellion, including by leveling U.S. and U.N. sanctions against M23 leaders and commanders".

It's not as though the Amazon pilot process is perfect -- I gave my two cents on aspects of it in this non-spoilery review of "The After" -- and I'd add that those leading Amazon's TV foray haven't done an ideal job of publicizing what they've got.

That's because the bottle, as it moves forward, also tips forward slightly, adding weight to the leading edge.

"We believe that Comcast's large scale does bring it opportunities in controlling programming costs, leveraging best practices and developing a profitable ad platform," Goldman said, adding that the company's industry-leading free cash flow provides the financial flexibility to compete aggressively against both direct broadcast satellite providers and telecoms.

In 2008, about 37,000 of them suffered central-line infections, Dr. Frieden said, adding that the infections are the second leading cause of hospital stays and death in people on dialysis, after cardiovascular problems.

"The peer-reviewed scientific evidence has overwhelmingly indicated that wireless devices, within the limits established by the F.C.C., do not pose a public health risk or cause any adverse health effects," said John Walls, vice president of public affairs for the trade group, adding that leading global health groups "all have concurred that wireless devices are not a public health risk".

"The impression on the Indian side is every time you meet him, he talks about Gandhi," said Shekhar Gupta, editor of The Indian Express, a leading English-language newspaper, adding that the repeated references struck some officials as platitudinous.