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AS business and industry are taking more interest in renewable energy, academia is not far behind.

Policymakers are finding it more difficult to adapt their labour-market institutions quickly enough.However, some firms are taking more interest.

BEIJING — Hollywood studios, facing steep challenges in the North American movie market, are taking more interest in China.

Most recently, as wealth from the new economy has poured into the nonprofit sector, business reporters are taking more interest in questions like the tax implications of giving.

People are taking more interest in wildlife gardens but everyone can do something to make London greener," said report author Chloe Smith.

If you talk about gin companies, more and more women are involved and people, in general, are taking more interest in who the master distiller is.

The Vietnamese Communist Party seems instead to have been taking more interest in the example offered by Singapore, another prosperous, high-tech neighbour.

Between 2000 and 2010 the greater metropolitan area added more than 1.2m people, making it America's fastest-growing city.Still, the public is taking more interest in sustainability, and for a number of reasons.

"For ten years we've been able to see in the way that people are thinking and feeling that they were taking more interest in where the things they buy came from.

But the man in whom the bigger clubs will be taking more interest after this result was the forward Freddy Eastwood, who scored the only goal with a sumptuous free-kick in the 27th minute.

Since then, he's taken more interest in his hair, not least the fact that it's turned so dark after more than a year spent mainly indoors.