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Throw in video games, cell phones, pocket computers and other portable gizmos, and Japanese chip makers think that annual sales of a speedy non-volatile chip could amount to more than ¥3 trillion by 2010.The nearest that semiconductor firms have come to delivering such a chip is the FeRAM (ferroelectric random-access memory) device.

With its veteran A-list star, splashy marketing campaign and synergistic tie-in soundtrack featuring Migos, Bastille and Snoop Dogg, Bright is perhaps the closest Netflix has come to delivering a movie that has the swaggering imprimatur of a genuine Hollywood blockbuster.

"Now I come to deliver your grandmother".

"I've come to deliver snacks to Ian.

Instead, the horseman has come to deliver her to her grave.

Tony demanded an apology, and Yasser, belatedly, has come to deliver it.

"After two years of negotiation, the time has come to deliver".

That is true even in average years when leaders simply come to deliver pre-cooked monologues.

The time has come to deliver on the instruction we were given.

Mr. Jaka, of the Adams Center, said the White House had asked whether Mr. McDonough could come to deliver the administration's message.

The locals watched the ancient-looking creatures intently, as if they had come to deliver important news.