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But some of Wolff Olins's work has gone further, providing ways for brands to link up visually with other brands.

The proposed airport on St Helena may tighten things further, providing attractive jobs back home for St Helenans on Ascension.

He's gone a step further, providing a short note and a link to a longer explanatory piece on this concept, which I've posted below.

Agritourism takes the bed-and-breakfast model one step further, providing a rural respite on working farms, where travelers can pick berries for breakfast and learn to milk a cow.

At the same time a report by the Centre for Mental Health (CMH), Priorities for Mental Health, drilled down even further, providing robust evidence of the economic case for reform, particularly when it comes to prevention and early intervention.

What began as a trilogy of first-person shooters first metastasised into a multi-media franchise, incorporating books, comics and a forthcoming TV series, and has now progressed further, providing branding and design inspiration for the company's less entertaining products.

Benefits of coal exports extend much further, providing millions of dollars of income to the families of those who extract the coal, move it along American railways and work in American shipping ports.

The Treasury yields could mean that mortgage rates, which were at four-decade lows last week, could fall even further, providing one bright spot in an economic outlook that has been clouding up as uncertainty has slowed spending and buying decisions by consumers and companies.

"With buying conditions remaining very supportive to demand and overall economic fundamentals continuing to improve, we expect the momentum in housing activity to improve further, providing a supportive backdrop for the recovery more generally," said Millan Mulraine, a senior economist at TD Securities in New York.

Blogmapper.com goes further, providing the tools to create "geoblogs" that are organised by geography, rather than by date.Upmystreet.com is a clever British website which, given a postcode, can tell you about local house prices, crime rates, schools, tradesmen, public transport and government services.

It will furnish a collection of admirably canny and rather lucky islanders with an opportunity to rule and enrich themselves further providing an example that all Britain's remote communities may follow, if only they can.