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Those who want a better business model for online content, i.e. one that isn't based on increasingly invasive surveillance and increasingly insidious advertising, have long held up the hope that micropayments could power an alternative rewards-based system, where the cumulative act of lots of users donating small amounts to the services they use and love adds up to something substantial.

In the past few years, based on increasingly detailed information about the history of the Earth and observations of ongoing climate change, a startling conclusion has become apparent.

Future fusion experiments, aiming to demonstrate steady state reactor operation, require physics driven plasma control based on increasingly complex plasma models.

All future energy, transport, medical/health, life style, dwelling, defense and food/water supply systems will be based on increasingly precise elements and components produced from increasingly challenging materials and configured in complex shapes with demanding surface characteristic.

The World Economic Forum has issued competitiveness ratings for 20 years based on increasingly sophisticated measures, including government, law, ethics, infrastructure, technology, debt and education, said its lead economist, Jennifer Blanke.

Salmon, Manchot and Taylor have pioneered flaps based on increasingly small but reliable blood vessels perforators [3, 4].

We are at the brutal end of a period of economic growth in the United States that was based on an increasingly unequal social contract -- one of high salaries for the few and stagnant wages for the many.

But this argument is based on an increasingly simplistic reading of the markets.

Several of the state of the art supercomputers use networks based on the increasingly popular Dragonfly topology.

"The German position is based on an increasingly clearer picture of the facts and on the progress achieved by Cypriot authorities in analyzing terrorist activities," the statement said.

But the cuts do seem like part of a real plan of attack, based on the increasingly important area of power consumption.