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It's an emerging area of the transportation industry, and one that automakers might also look to get involved in more directly, bypassing the traditional companies involved in renting vehicles, judging by recent moves from Ford and GM.

However, judging by recent moves from companies like Facebook (once a big supporter of using HTML5 in its native apps, but more recently dumping it for the faster performance of native apps' Objective-C) point to problems with this approach.

Murray is encouraged by recent moves by the International Tennis Federation ITFF) to step up its anti-doping programme.

The process of looking to the basics of art production has been aided by his recent move from New York to Los Angeles, where he joined the faculty of the University of Southern California.

The recent move from lead to lead-free soldering by the electronics industry has necessitated the generation of material properties data that will allow accurate prediction of the lead-free solder's performance under vibration conditions.

This feature follows a recent move from Instagram that let users filter comments by keywords.

This follows another recent move from Amazon to help video creators make money by promoting Amazon products, as it turns out.

Similar to the recent move from analogue to digital, the next shift is expected to move all broadcasting from digital to 'streamed live' from the internet.

The threat seemed to reflect a growing concern among Chinese leaders over recent moves by Mr. Chen and came from Wang Zaixi, vice minister of the Taiwan Affairs Office.

I realise the number has increased mainly on the back of promoted clubs and recent moves south by home-based players [three from Derby County, two from Sunderland, one from Birmingham City], but it means that all these lads will be gaining experience at the highest level.

The onstage prediction is in line with recent moves by Uber and its CEO to be part of, and make money from, all the different ways people might move within an urban environment.