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Technology has evolved to a point where we can now move forward at a quick pace.
But his technique has evolved to a point where purity teeters towards Puritanism.
Things have evolved to a point where the public isn't too interested".
Today,the game has evolved to a point where stars can no longer afford to be so stubborn.
It seems as though dolphin brains might have evolved to a point where we cannot fully understand them because we're just not clever enough.
But it reversed this decision in 2005, finding that the standards had evolved to a point at which such executions were unconstitutional.
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He sees the web as evolving to a point where it's entirely social.
The development of OpenSocial may have initially looked a little messy, but it is evolving to a point where there is a solid foundation.
But the marketplace is evolving to a point where it is not practical to combine brand or sponsorship buying with programmatic.
The development of a building model holds large potentials in saving time, reducing miscommunications and enabling internet-based building/FM integration and interoperability, but it has yet to evolve to a point where it incorporates the needs of FM (Teicholz 2004).
The acquisition is a mark of how public WiFi services are evolving to a point where, with the rise of smartphones — and especially tablets and gaming devices that do not have cellular access — more people are expecting access wherever they are without going through the trouble of paying for it, and how Boingo needs to change with the times.
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