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Unlike the Aegis-equipped destroyers, which could take the better part of a decade to build and integrate into Taiwan's fleet, the Kidds could be deployed in about three years.

The wings are deployed in about 10 minutes, by pumping haemolymph into the wing veins.

But delayed viewing has become increasingly prevalent now that digital video recorders are deployed in about half the homes in the country.

On June 2nd in Singapore, America's defence secretary, Leon Panetta, said that 60% of his country's combat ships would be deployed in Asia by 2020, up from about half now.

Worse still, the White House had failed to warn her about what was to happen, thus reopening the controversy over the launch procedures of the American cruise missiles about to be deployed in Britain.DisarmingMr Reagan's apparent willingness to do a deal with Mikhail Gorbachev at Reykjavik in 1986 to scrap all nuclear weapons was a far more serious affair.

I do not blame parents for refusing to give their teenagers over to the military; I only wish I could have persuaded my son, who is about to be deployed in a war to which we both object, not to join.

JM: The technologies that we've been building are incredibly powerful and could be deployed in other markets, there's no doubt about that.

Critics had argued the regulations breached assurances made about the extent to which competition would be deployed in the NHS.

These could be deployed in two ways.

One may eventually result from the coverage of stations; indeed, there are about ten GPS stations in the near field of the Ruisui source with an azimuthal extension of about 180° (from station SLIN in north to JPEI in south, see Fig. 6) when only four strainmeter stations are deployed in an azimuthal coverage of about 60° with respect to the seismic source (see Fig. 5).

In 2010, special operations forces were deployed in 75 countries, compared with about 60 at the beginning of 2009.