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As a result, many experiments now done with laboratory animals or even human subjects will be completed entirely on computers.

The University of Essex and education and training provider Kaplan are this summer to launch a business studies foundation degree which is completed entirely online.

Meanwhile, Resources for Living in Austin, Tex., whose clients include Wal-Mart and Bridgestone, has a substance-abuse counseling program that can be completed entirely by phone.

For most states listed, the app connects users to a registry operated by Donate Life America, and in most of those states the registration is completed entirely online.

By next week the transfer of iphone.com should be completed entirely.

Chrysler's new Jeep Grand Cherokee, due to enter production in 2001, will be completed entirely in a digital realm.

The Danish practice 3XN is credited as "creative architects" of the museum, which means the company designed it, but was later removed from the project, and it has been completed not entirely in accordance with 3XN's wishes.

The journey of 350 miles through thick tropical bush had to be completed almost entirely on foot, although, in that era of high colonialism, Greene was occasionally carried in a hammock by those among his 24 bearers who were not already weighed down with his metal bath, collapsible furniture, clay water filter and numerous cases of tinned steak-and-kidney pie, sausage and Scotch.

Like Flappy Bird before it, it's a game that can completed almost entirely with a single repetitive motion: the tap.

Errands and short commutes can be completed almost entirely on electric power in most plug-in hybrids, but if you live in Montana or Kansas, you're going to be glad you have a gasoline engine on board.

The purposes of the present report are to: (i) describe a European gypsy moth population that completed development entirely in a pure stand of radiata pine and caused extensive defoliation; and (ii) highlight the potential threat of an accidental introduction of European gypsy moth to other regions of the world where radiata pine is used in planted forests.