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Just as societies demonstrated a "literate mentality" regardless of the literate status of individuals, Vee argues, a "computational mentality" is now emerging even though coding is still a specialized skill.

To make things even harder, there are now emerging bakeries operating solely in the cloud (AngelList) or by harnessing the power of the crowd (Kickstarter).

Even previously rare infections are now emerging more frequently, owing to an increase in susceptible individuals.

Several such efforts have been established at regional extents, but some examples of monitoring surveys are now emerging across even larger spatial extents.

He is a strong advocate of reform.On the economy, Ernesto Revilla, the finance ministry's chief economist, says green shoots are now emerging and that even the most gloomy forecasters predict a pickup in the second half of the year.

Furthermore, reports of different resistance mechanisms within a patient or even in an individual tumor are now emerging (Shi et al, 2014b).

Is a "Koch Party" now emerging, to become more powerful than even the Republican Party?

But many clues are now emerging about their ancestry, their way of life and even the language they spoke.

And so, given all that is now emerging, doubters of the official line ask: do our governments even want to know who planted the bomb?

A final revisionist strand now emerging in the literature takes the agent's better judgment even farther out of the picture.

Several future directions are now emerging.