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It will also benefit from an explosion of scientific research.

The world has much to gain from an explosion of creativity similar to the computer boom sparked by those hackers when they reached working age.

Originally derided as "Clinton's folly", the canal helped to open up the west, allowing New York to benefit enormously from an explosion of trade.

"This, believe it or not," Mr. Koda added of a strapless dress created from an explosion of rainbow-colored tulle, "is Bill Blass".

But the epiphany when the 27-year-old climber realised how he could save his own life came from an explosion of blind rage.

Morgan said UK breakfast TV has suffered from an "explosion of news channels" and Good Morning Britain had "had a very tempestuous period … Over the last few years it's become very disjointed, lost its identity".

"He can walk into a particular context, analyze what's going on and, from that comes an explosion of ideas and action items".

For more than a decade, the Cherkizovsky outdoor market had been a warren of plywood shacks where horse meat and live turtles went on sale beside bales of counterfeit name-brand jeans from China in an explosion of raw commerce.

Together, the partners launch into "Alexander's Ragtime Band," a Campbell specialty, full of spontaneous new inflections, rising from dreamy anticipation to an explosion of euphoria.

These three factors — a secular shift from analog to digital, an explosion of low-cost supporting technologies and a ubiquitous install base that facilitates rapid deployment — have combined to launch the era of intelligent lighting.

The Middle East and North Africa is not a region known for its high-tech entrepreneurs, but one spin-off from the Arab Spring is an explosion of online social networking and use of smartphones.