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She said the gains could rival those from the introduction of instruments like microscopes.

The higher salary costs that resulted from the introduction of the "national living wage" are being passed on to customers.

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Theatre is a medium that - from the introduction of limelight onwards - has often treated any new technology with some suspicion.

The greatest impact, however, came from the introduction of actresses to the English stage, the most famous being Nell Gwyn.

He spent his wardenship resisting innovations, from the introduction of graduate students to the election of female fellows.

By the early 1990s, our classic red wagons were feeling competitive pressure from the introduction of plastic wagons.

Its mainframe business benefited from the introduction of a new line of machines, with revenue increasing 15 percent.

But, apart from the introduction of a small pilot project, it has never got much further than just an idea.

It's a fusspot Cinderella, from the introduction of fiddly detail to the airless, cartoony scenery by Toer van Schayk.

"We believe that both passengers and airlines will benefit from the introduction of new ownership and increased competition".