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Americans have already made the shift to more fuel-efficient cars, energy-saving appliances and easier-to-heat buildings.
New Jersey was supposed to have already made the shift after the Legislature ordered voting officials to retrofit the state's 10,000 or so electronic-voting machines with paper printers by Jan . 1
Florida became a leader in the effort by two groups of states to develop tests aligned with the standards — work funded by the Obama administration — and Florida classrooms have already made the shift to the new benchmarks.
This move stands in stark contrast to larger rivals AT&T and Verizon, who have both already made the shift into tiered data plans.
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But the shift to IPv6 is largely seen as inevitable, and big companies including Microsoft and BT have already made the move.
A few multinationals have already made this shift.
For those that have made the shift already, Zipcar's second annual report, Pay-As-You-Live 2013 – How the UK Sharing Economy Puts Money in Your Pocket, found the biggest incentives to be convenience (47%); ability to save money (39%); flexibility to enable users to upgrade/change styles (10%); and to gain access to luxury goods (9%).
It was not a difficult decision to extend whitelisting to YouTube, given that Chase was already making that shift across its display advertising, she said.
Australia had already planned to make the shift in July 2015 and will now accelerate the changeover by a year, bowing to the touchy politics of what constitutes a "tax".
With the Rangers trailing by 2-1 entheing the final period, Coach Mike Keenan had already made a shift in his lines, switching the young center Alexei Kovalev from his usual place on the second line to Messier's wing.
Many of us already rely exclusively on Web-based email, but corporations are only now making the shift.
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