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Air Traffic Control, HipHop, WebP, and Supplemental Downlink are some of the futuristic technologies that Facebook and its Internet.org partners will deploy to bring the Internet to the five billion people still not connected.

The waterfall, along with rapids and weirs, were deployed to bring movement to the river.

Here, however, it is deployed to bring us amusing stories from the Telegraph and Daily Mail.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said that RAF planes are being deployed to bring casualties – and bodies – back to the UK.

This bond culminates at Halloween, the biggest party of the year, and one of eight corporate functions Southwest deploys to bring its employees together.

However, the evacuation of up to 100 mountaineers stranded at the higher camps appeared to have begun on Monday as helicopters were deployed to bring them down to base camp.

After all, every German, French or Turkish soldier deployed to bring security to the Afghan countryside potentially frees up an American soldier to hunt down Al Qaeda -- or maybe even to come home sooner.

Over the last two decades, the armed forces have been deployed to bring succour to Africans in Sierra Leone and Muslims in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo, the very people the BNP wants to prevent from emigrating to the UK.

There is no consensus about whether its military might is being deployed to bring greater stability to the Middle East or whether the mission is much narrower: a counter-terrorist operation to neutralise threats at a distance, and thus protect Americans at home.

An RAF plane is being deployed to bring back four of the injured British tourists and the Prime Minister's official spokeswoman said all surviving British victims of the attack should be receiving treatment in the UK within the next 24 hours.

A Wi-Fi distribution system is deployed to bring the service to the customer.