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Amazon has been taking strides toward turning Alexa into a platform that stretches past Amazon's own hardware.
A new era of osteomyelitis treatment has been taking strides towards efficient, local administration of antibiotics at the site of infection.
Its success can be attributed to the fact that, while other UK exporters have been hampered by the global recession and problems in the Eurozone, the Midlands-based car manufacturer has been taking major strides into rapidly growing markets such as China.
But the hubbub has been taken in stride by many residents, stoic survivors of the 1999 Clinton media frenzy.
Although the change has been large and sudden — in just a few years, some school classes have gone from nearly all white to as much as thirty per cent Hispanic — it has been taken more or less in stride.
With Everton six points and eight places above their Stanley Park neighbours, Moyes is concentrating on building on a strong start to a league campaign from a side that has been taken its time to get into its stride in recent seasons.
"The guys have been taking it in stride," the junior goaltender Tony Capobianco said.
Key West residents have been taking it all in stride.
A push from the Dark Blues saw them keep in contention until Hammersmith Bridge where, according to L. Cecil Smith writing in The Observer, they "went ahead so fast and steadily as to suggest that even had they lost the toss they would have been able safely to take the Surrey water" while Oxford "had been taken out of their stride".
He said huge strides had been taken on the issue but David Cameron was concerned the situation did not "go back to the bad old days".
