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But even in America, lower prices and better co-operation between operators are now helping text messaging to take off.Another oddity is that handheld computers, which are essentially cut-down PCs, are also far more popular in America than elsewhere.

At a minimum, operating pre-emptively will require far better intelligence and better co-operation with other countries' intelligence services.

"There is so much better co-operation than before.

Some success is due to better co-operation with foreign intelligence agencies.

Once again, America needs better co-operation with allies to see off rogue states and terrorists.

Symbolic thinking might have led to more sophisticated language and better co-operation.

And India's armed forces need skilled employees, modern equipment, more outside scrutiny and better co-operation between commands.

In part, this is thanks to niftier anti-terrorism tactics and better co-operation between government agencies.

He said the efforts of counterpiracy forces – including EU Navfor, Nato, Russia and China – had contributed and there was better co-operation between the forces.

Europeans would expect a Democratic president to give ground to their concerns over say, climate change, and Americans would expect better co-operation over Iran and Afghanistan.

Better co-operation between African countries could also boost supplies of textiles within the region, without every country having to build textile mills.