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Currently, this means teachers can use the Wolfram Language to create content.

Currently, this means the G1, the Verizon Imagio, the Samsung Omnia, the Zune HD, and yes, the iPhone.

Currently this means O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile and Orange, while Hutchinson's 3 has its own Location System that is not available to aggregators like BuddyPing.

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Furthermore, its amazing capabilities are leaps and bounds above anything currently achievable by technological means.

Combined with the currently vacant seat, this means the next President will likely appoint four Justices to the Supreme Court.

Which is currently outdated, what this means is that there is little if not no support for it.

Currently that means the Democratic Unionists, Sinn Féin, Ulster Unionists, SDLP and Alliance Party all have to work together.

Currently, that means helping postdocs publish as much as they can, and that indeed is what really lands the job.

Currently that means from you and me.… When their hands get dirty, so do ours" (Hollis 1996, 146 7).

Currently that means charging your phone on the go, but it could also be used for other things.

With 61 million school age children currently out of school this means that we need 6.8 million new teachers by 2015, with over half of the need in sub-Saharan Africa.

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