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But the Twin Cities are now out in front in at least one respect: Comcast announced Thursday that it was beginning the introduction of a new broadband Internet technology in the Minneapolis-St.

The questions are not random but ordered in a way that results in something close to a plot with a beginning (the introduction of the issue), a middle (the fleshing out of its complexities) and an end (a zeroing in on the aspect of the issue of most concern to us).

"Right from the beginning, the introduction of prehypertension was met with a lot of skepticism," he wrote in an email to the HuffPost.

Instead, the re-audit revealed that the RCADS was the most frequently occurring condition-specific measure, although this was limited to site three which recently began the introduction of the CYP-IAPT suite of outcome measures.

So begins the introduction to Jonathan Kent's production of "Don Giovanni" at Glyndebourne, which opened on May 22nd.

The rise of multitasking capabilities in personal computers cannot be separated from other developments, beginning with the introduction of the familiar desktop/window interface that began in the sixties and reached the public in the eighties, via the original Apple Macintosh.

According to the A.I.A. Guide to New York City, the area prospered as a Manhattan suburb, beginning with the introduction of steam-powered ferries in 1815.

The airport predicts rail capacity will be doubled by 2020, beginning with the introduction of new Gatwick Express trains due to be launched in two years' time.

Provincetown has been gay friendly since the early 1900s, beginning with the introduction of artists' colonies.

However, beginning with the introduction of OPV around 1961, the number of states reporting cases of polio due to wild polioviruses gradually dropped, reaching zero in 1973.

Statistical modelling of the pass rates for non-UK graduates found that pass rates, in both Part 1 and Part 2, were increasing year on year, with the changes probably beginning before the introduction of equating.