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A toolkit will also be introduced to allow developers to produce applications around the Mediaroom service.

Changes to legislation will soon be introduced to allow the cultivation of cannabis for use in medical trials, the federal health minister, Sussan Ley, has announced.

Regulations will also be introduced to allow housing fraud investigators to obtain information about tenants and occupiers from third parties such as utility suppliers.

Because of the increased adoption of the World Wide Web, some commentators suggest that new gTLDs should be introduced to allow broader use of names.

A system will be introduced to allow the first advanced trials on any public road of self-driving vehicles without a steering wheel or human in control.

O'Grady said more home and flexible working could easily be introduced to allow people to cut their commutes and save money.

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This was introduced to allow for possible release from custody pending deportation hearings.

Subsequent IEEE standards for Wi-Fi have been introduced to allow for greater bandwidth.

A feature called "Ladies Only" was introduced to allow for cars where both the drivers and passengers are female.

Additionally, a multi-microgrid concept is introduced to allow for local clustering of households within neighbourhoods.

At irregular intervals, offsets in survey lines and roads were introduced to allow for the Earth's curvature.

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