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One such example of a pioneering telehealth company is Access Health Group, which provides round-the-clock access to doctors all from your smartphone.

Perryman cites the growing practice of visiting fans draping their flags, each bearing the name of their home town or local pub, around a stadium as an example of a habit pioneered by England fans and now popular with, for example, the Swedes and Poles.

The programme is testing and challenging the system and is an example of true pioneering work.

Yet Israel's Ministry of Health issues special licenses that allow thousands of patients to receive medical marijuana, and some government officials are now promoting the country's advances in the field as an example of its pioneering and innovation.

"Sparkle and Spin" is a pioneering example of a children's book subgenre one might call designed picture books.

Local news outlets documented her transition, and she drew national attention as a pioneering example of a business CEO transitioning while in office.

This has been a pioneering example of a domain repository but is now hampered by the fact that the data are not Open.

This is an important example of how pioneering the arts can be and, if it works, there is no reason the fair access principle couldn't be built into all government procurement.

One example is Covad Communications, a pioneering provider of high-speed Internet access using DSL technology.

For example, a pioneering study of women legislators in Latin America found that in the 1993-1994 parliament, women deputies in Argentina were 9.5 per cent more likely to sponsor children and family bills than their male counterparts.

André Kertész, for example, was a pioneer of the compact camera.