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The movement has celebrated breakthroughs: more women playing more sports at earlier ages unshackled by old-fashioned attitudes.

The iPhone and the iPad may be aesthetically perfect, but in an otherwise stagnant society their charms can be an invitation to solipsism — holding up mirrors to our vanity, instead of opening windows to breakthroughs more impressive than the latest app.

That would not only keep them competitive but also help them reach new breakthroughs more quickly.

Both history of science and creativity research have shown that reformulating the questions we ask can lead to breakthroughs more often than trying harder to search for more rigorous answers.

However, at the same time, there are now more opportunities than ever before for both sides to team up to make technological breakthroughs in health care, and, in turn, making those breakthroughs more accessible to the public.

Governments, industry and academic institutions are requested to increase their efforts in both basic and operational research, aimed at new technical and technological breakthroughs, more effective social mobilization and better delivery of existing social services.

Between the two, Beltran probably needed the breakthrough more.

When they failed to make a breakthrough, more talks were arranged.

But he treated that breakthrough more as an irritant than an opportunity.

That campaign "put a contemporary face on Kotex," said Barbara Jurgens, managing partner at Ogilvy Chicago, but the red dot ads are "just more breakthrough, more differentiating".

A motorcyclist sought in connection with the murders of three members of a British family in the French Alps has been ruled out of the inquiry, leaving police no closer to a breakthrough more than two years after the killings.