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But while there may not yet be any notable challengers to Facebook's momentum, said Ray Valdes, an analyst at the research firm Gartner, the company could be accumulating enough damage to its reputation that if a worthy opponent emerges, it will have a ready base of people willing to jump ship.

Make sure that the chrysalis is hanging in an area of the container where, once it emerges, it will have enough room for its wings to fully expand without touching the ground or the sides of the container.

As a professional Chinese middle class emerges, it will likely increasingly seek to leverage its growing economic clout in the political arena, at least to provide inputs into state economic policies.

If a consensus emerges, it will be solely between the leaders of the players association.

If it is not useful, and as new science emerges, it will undoubtedly evolve.

If it emerges, it will probably come out on the web.

Some people think this slowness is a good thing, because, they say, when it re-emerges it will inevitably be an ethnic, xenophobic nationalism: Nigel Farage with knobs on.

However it has emerged it will not be fully operational until January.

Like all projects shrouded in Hollywood cloak of secrecy, it has emerged it will be an epic tent pole.

In some cases the truth may never emerge; it will be a frustrating "he said this, but he said that" situation.

Or perhaps, as more details emerge, it will prove to be something that can be made by the average garage inventor.