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The new change means less than it would have a few years ago, since the news wires themselves are now increasingly widely distributed across the Internet.

Maybe now, with Two Inch Punch and the increasingly widely acclaimed AlunaGeorge, this form of lusciously tuneful, popped-up dubstep will finally have its day.

The book's second section is dedicated to showing how the idea of innate gender difference is becoming increasingly widely accepted – whether through fawning media coverage of dubious academic studies or the popularity of Disney princesses.

But does that justify the killing of innocent people here?" Since 2001, Habib Ali, with his fellow Tarimi scholars Habib Umar and Habib Kadhem, has travelled increasingly widely through Muslim communities in Europe and the US.

While his decision would not be recommended by most financial advisers, it was based in part on an increasingly widely held assumption among investors: that the stock market's long-term returns will be lower than expected a few years ago.

But the court said that not allowing Mr. Sofsky to use the Internet would prevent him access to e-mail, "an increasingly widely used form of communication," and prevent his performing tasks like getting a weather forecast or reading a newspaper online.

To blame are plunging prices across the board for their products, brought about by intense competition from rivals in South Korea and Taiwan as electronics increasingly become widely interchangeable.

Recently, microarray technology has increasingly been widely applied in glycobiology.

These basic approaches are not efficient for time-dependent simulations that are becoming increasingly more widely performed as computing power continues to improve.

Since it was invented by Japanese scientists in 1984 (Koizumi 1997), functionally graded materials (FGMs) are increasingly and widely used in many fields, such as aerospace, marine, mechanical, and structural engineering due to its advantages compared to classical fiber-reinforced laminated composites.

However, as elucidated in [18] and demonstrated by Eq.50 of [12], among the three cross-validation methods, the jackknife test is deemed the most objective that can always yield a unique result for a given benchmark dataset and hence has been increasingly and widely adopted to examine the power of various predictors (see, e.g., [42], [46], [51], [53], [55], [65], [66], [67], [68], [69]).