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It's also been profitable since August, as it continues to catch on with new advertisers.
Video conferencing continues to catch on as a way for enterprises to do business, and is becoming increasingly important to certain verticals like healthcare and education.
As microwave cooking continues to catch on, Corning expects the use of Corning glass kitchenware to continue growing; glass alone among the various materials available can be used for cooking, storing and serving.
There are countless URL shortening services available on the web, and they're probably only going to become even more popular as Twitter continues to catch on with mainstream audiences.
As these products continue to catch on, Novell's revenues are expected to rise to $1.4 billion in 2000 up 13% from fiscal 1999 sales of $1.23 billion.
Mr. Levkovich finds utilities reasonably priced, and favors providers of telecommunication services, which he envisions as raising prices more rapidly as smartphones and tablets continue to catch on.
All this, if it works, will help Android Pay continue to catch on.
As opposed to watching a static 2D screen, it's clear there's a lot of potential for interaction, but only if virtual reality devices continue to catch on.
There has been an international ban on commercial whaling for 25 years, but Japan continues to catch hundreds of whales each year.
As I continued to catch up on my reading, on July 28th, the WSJ's Colleen McCain Nelson reported, "Hillary Clinton's campaign manager... challenged Donald Trump's statement that he could be competitive in Democratic strongholds, urging the Republican nominee to stump in traditionally blue states".
