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With its speech recognition technology well under way, perhaps Google will find inroads that allow it to bypass other U.S.- and Chinese-based players and access the gigantic Chinese market after all.

Amos Gitai: I'm making this film because I thought Rabin was persistent in trying to find inroads into the Arab world.

It follows three subjects who each found inroads into music, despite the seemingly unmoving roadblock.

And as cloud, open data and IoT technologies become an increasing need for local government, civic tech companies will find more inroads for successful relationships with local government.

The Wanderers' midfield comfortably made the ball sing from deep for most of the night, but were unable to find any real inroads into a stubborn Adelaide defence that willingly absorbed the pressure.

He argues that right now, other than the idea of "Obama the Messiah" it's hard to find an comedic inroad with Obama without sounding like mildly racist.

But some analysts say that Google has become such an established brand in Web searches that Yahoo will find it tough to make inroads.

Ms Zille, whose parents were refugees from Nazi Germany and who herself was a notable anti-apartheid journalist and campaigner, will find it hard to make inroads into the black vote.Her best hope of boosting the DA is to run Cape Town better than the ANC runs other big cities, and to show that her party cares for the poor and understands the concerns of black voters.

Analysts say they expect Google will eventually find a way to make deeper inroads into radio.

That suggests that Israel may find it impossible to sustain its inroads.

For these reasons, American social networks will find it extremely difficult to make inroads in China.