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He rejected those plans and it turned out to be a wise decision, he said, since trading was increasingly being done electronically and there was no need for an expensive new building with the city footing the bill.

Floris van de Klashorst, a director in the multimedia unit at Nokia's office in White Plains, said he believed that traditional park activities — reading newspapers and listening to music — were increasingly being done using mobile communications devices, in addition to watching television and sending e-mail.

Union officials said work at Tesla's Gigafactory is increasingly being done by crews for the non-union, New Mexico-based Brycon Corp. "Nevada's tax dollars should be used to provide jobs for Nevada construction workers, not New Mexico construction workers," said Ted Koch, president of the northern Nevada council.

For that reason the report ranks many cities in developing countries, where business is increasingly being done but the nuances of lifestyle may remain a mystery.

"Being able to automatically detect diseases and make measurements and quantify disease is increasingly being done with assistance of computers," Siegel said.

We need to learn about each other's basic beliefs -- as is increasingly being done in new dialogues, seminars and conferences in recent years -- if we really intend to understand one another and be able to live together in peaceful coexistence.

Jobs such as surveillance and reconnaissance can increasingly be done from America itself (and from space).

PAGE 1 DAY OF THE RIGHT BRAIN Left-brain work -- the kind done by the logical, linear part of the human brain -- can increasingly be done more efficiently by computers or technocrats abroad.

Simultaneously, the easy profits once earned in litigation departments have also dried up: the tedious task of reviewing mountains of documents, which law firms used to farm out to battalions of newly qualified associates, can increasingly be done by computers.Putting up prices at a time of weak demand and fierce competition seems perverse.

That is really relevant for small businesses that will increasingly be doing a lot of their recruitment from apprentices rather than graduates".

If others wanted to defend deep against them – as sides have increasingly been doing as Spain have dominated the world game – they were happy to keep the ball, knowing that chances would eventually present themselves by process of attrition.