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The company's web portal still pulls in considerable traffic in Japan but it is facing a fresh challenge for users' eyeballs from a wave of mobile content aggregator startups.

The Yahoo Japan web portal still pulls in considerable traffic in the market — reporting 14.3 billion monthly page views back in April last year, beating out its nearest competitors.

The route appeared to have complexities at certain locations where drivers had to choose directions and/or maneuver in short sequence or inside tunnels, following rather complicated signs at relatively high speeds and in considerable traffic [16], [17].

The RSA team identified restricted visibility in locations where complex maneuvers are carried out, during which drivers have to choose directions and/or maneuver in short sequence or inside tunnels, following rather complicated signs at relatively high speed and in considerable traffic.

The widespread diffusion of mobile phones is triggering an exponential growth of mobile data traffic that is likely to cause, in the near future, considerable traffic overload issues even in last-generation cellular networks.

Those segments of the truck and inland waterways industry that had not been regulated grew in size and took considerable traffic away from the railroads.

Haibari said the store draws considerable traffic in the summer months because of the nearby Holiday World Theme Park, a major tourist attraction that is open May through October.

On the Internet, the split in the Slavenas family generated considerable traffic, some of it ugly.

The closing of the street by President Clinton upon the recommendation of the Secret Service after other confrontations outside the mansion has led to considerable traffic disruption in downtown Washington, and city officials have sought to reverse the action.

Checkpoints and concrete barriers have for years blocked bridges and highways leading into the Green Zone, causing considerable traffic disruption in the city of seven million people.

Not having enough vertical clearance can result in a "top out" or "bridge hit," causing considerable traffic delays and costly repairs for the bridge or tunnel involved.