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There are unconfirmed reports that the trade is also being fuelled by drug traffickers developing new lines of business.

"They haven't had a good track record when it comes to developing new lines of business," he said.

Support from the Carnegie Institution also provided Clements with opportunities for developing new lines of research, notably experimental taxonomy.

He said Brait supported his goals of international expansion, increasing online sales and developing new lines such as cosmetics and menswear.

Measures under consideration include renting out Westminster Hall for weddings and corporate functions, opening up its private dining rooms to the public and developing new lines of tourist tat.

So far, he says, R&D's contribution to overall growth is "minuscule", and where multinationals, such as Cisco Systems and Nortel, have contracted work out to Indian services firms it has been in upgrading old products, not developing new lines.

His father retired as a vice president of the Guardian Life Insurance Company of America in New York, where he worked to develop new lines of business.

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Another Disney division has developed new lines of themed merchandise, and theme parks executives have designed a major "Little Mermaid" ride for the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif.

One factor in his decision, he said, was that North Carolina does not support stem cell research, and attracting enough private money to develop new lines proved too daunting.

But, again, capital investment undertaken to develop new lines of production will also be dependent on technological progress going on in those areas.