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Other testers – so far only at Google – have begun posting pictures on Twitter showing how the world looks viewed through their glasses – from children in a buggy to motorbike handles to an office.

But the first point to make is that their introduction (so far only at Manchester and Heathrow airports, I believe) did not come with any additional legal obligations on passengers; like all other airport security measures, compliance is simply a condition of flying.

While some may say the changes in England have so far only been at the margins, it is the risk of a slippery slope that should cause concern.

It is such an exciting departure from the work the group has done with established producers that you start to feel that TLC's album output thus far only hints at the women's true capabilities.

Brown Panther also won the Goodwood Cup in 2013 and the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan earlier this year, and gained the sole Group One victory of his career – Owen's first and so far only success at the highest level – in last year's Irish St Leger.

The letter says: "While some may say the changes in England have so far only been at the margins, it is the risk of a slippery slope that should cause concern... We caution the UK against moving in the direction of a system that has created the inequality in US that we are now working to repair".

However Facebook's probe has so far only looked at paid content from Russian accounts.

For all the talk about new technology like Qbits, which can be ones or zeroes, depending on the state something that's really complicated and, so far, only doable at temperatures close to absolute zero we're still using the regular old ones and zeroes.

It is a microspecies, so far only identified at Radyr.

It was Apple's first and, so far, only attempt at designing a video game console.

Unfortunately, molecular dynamics simulations could so far only hint at the first part of this concept,[ 23] whereas the latter part is still speculation, inspired by the swelling of ionic polymer compounds.