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iOS 7 also represented a big shift, with a complete visual overhaul for Apple's mobile devices that changed virtually every aspect of the user interface.

But it also represents a big corporate governance challenge.

But the agreement also represents a big coup for President Obama.

Tyler said: "When The Voice was poached by ITV we felt genuinely sad but it also represents a big opportunity.

Tablet-based content should also represent a big improvement on the boring pdf-style digital editions that most publishers produce.

It would also represent a big payday for Mr. Icahn, who became involved as an investor in ImClone in the 1990s because of his friendship with Mr. Waksal.

It also represents a big step forward for Australia by more fully developing our human capital potential," she said in a statement.

Of course, outsourcing not only changes the way that a business is structured, and the work adminstrative staff might undertake, but it can also represent a big change in they way people work.

An American specialist in World War II trips, Valor Tours of Sausalito, Calif., also represents a big British battlefield tour operator, Holts Tours, which has several World War I tours each year.

But it also represents a big transfer of wealth from other states to Kentucky.Mr Obama's school policies are also more popular in Kentucky than the man himself.

(That also represents a big opportunity for Spotify in terms of getting people hooked in early).