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Anderson also cites the introduction of Afghanistan and Ireland to a 12-team ODI structure from this year as progress.

As reasons, she cites the introduction of far more vaccines for preventing diseases, as well as the rollout of "therapeutic" vaccines, which bolster the body's defenses.

In an article to be published shortly, he cites the introduction of a national minimum wage, investment in public services and health and education reforms.

Richard Thomas, the chair of the Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council (AJTC), cites the introduction of employment tribunal fees, forcing people to take their housing case to local councillors, and delays in hearing cases.

"That's the way of the world and where the technology is going," says Pavlidis, who cites the introduction of Google Glass.

He cites the introduction of It Was Written, in which slaves rebel against their owner, as having a major influence on him.

Starbucks cited the introduction of beverages like mocha coconut Frappuccino for raising store sales without price increases.

"We continue to see very good progress across the rest of our portfolio," Mr. Garnier said, citing the introduction of the over-the-counter weight-loss drug Alli.

As one example, he cited the introduction of the European arrest warrant, which allows those suspected of serious crimes to be extradited swiftly between nations.

Davies took a less than charitable view of how happiness-led government initiatives have played out in real-world settings, citing the introduction of cognitive behavioural therapists to some job centres as a particularly controversial example.

Lansley cited the introduction of nutritious lunches after the Jamie's School Dinners series in 2005 in a plea for less "lecturing" on lifestyle and more personal responsibility to tackle public health problems such as obesity and smoking.