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Andrew Burke, the head of BT's new entertainment division, says BT chose Microsoft's technology in part because so many other telecoms firms are adopting it".The IPTV industry has moved enormously fast," says Ms Heckart.

Although scientific betting is often thought of in terms of casinos and card counting, the field has moved on enormously.

A reason not to consider pregnenolone as potentially clinically relevant in RA is that the field has moved forward enormously since the studies of the 1950s.

As more and more of our software and data has moved online into the cloud, the risk of security breaches has grown enormously.

It has moved cautiously but steadily from a command economy to a semi-market one and in so doing has enormously enriched an increasing proportion of its people.

Consequently, the yuan has moved in lock step with the dollar, even though China's trade surplus and its foreign reserves have grown enormously.

"As time has moved on, they've (been resold) and become buy-to-let homes so the number of privately rented properties has increased enormously," says Taylor.

"Things have moved on enormously," Westwood said.

On the other hand, stock and futures markets in France and Germany have moved more completely to fully electronic systems without intermediaries and have been enormously successful.

Yet as workflows have moved to the cloud, companies are increasingly realizing that those abstracted resources can be enormously expensive compared to the hardware they used to own.

Had the field been seized, it would have been enormously difficult for troops from France or a UN-mandated West African force to have moved into Mali.