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Second, if Miliband becomes prime minister the prevalence of this sort of image will need to be tracked – if they become more common it will be harder to give an innocent explanation.

B1 Judge Shapes Homeless Policy Like many other battles that have shaped the New York City's homeless policy, one that is to go before a court next month will have something in common: it will be decided by Justice Helen E. Freedman.

As wearable, wristbands and smartphones become more common, it will be individuals who have health data, which collectively could improve our health system beyond recognition; it will be individuals who have mobility data, to help plan our cities in real time.

As is now increasingly common, it will be available with two motors for all-wheel-drive.

If it's a more common name, it will be several pages long.

Such internet connections are increasingly common, but it will be several years before they become available everywhere.

If entrepreneurs come to us to raise an angel round (where early outside investors buy common stock), it will be too early for us.

If legislators and Mr. Rowland cannot find common ground, it will be the first time since 1991 that partisan wrangling has kept Connecticut from passing a budget on time.

The court below seemed to think that, if the state may not subject the plaintiffs in error to the provisions of the act in respect of common carriers, it will be within the power of any carrier, by the simple device of making private contracts to an unlimited number to secure all the privileges afforded common carriers without assuming any of their duties or obligations.

Without common sense, it will be difficult to build adaptable and unsupervised NLP systems in an increasingly digital and mobile world.

And that if Brussels and Washington fail to come up with common specifications, it will be Beijing's standards that Samsung adopts.