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"Having established broader boundaries for mobile computing with the first HTC Advantage a year ago, we are introducing a wealth of new enhancements focused on improving the overall touch screen and keyboard user experience," said Peter Chou, president and CEO of HTC.

Trade with Arab and Indian merchants and European transatlantic traders further enriched the island's culinary traditions by introducing a wealth of new fruits, vegetables and seasonings.

In the last three years, airlines have introduced a wealth of time-saving long-haul flights to the Middle East, Europe and Asia.

Deals in 2010 promise to be harder to come by than they were last year, when cruise lines introduced a wealth of bargains, and passengers benefited from deep discounts, waived booking deposits, free upgrades, onboard credits and other perks.

"I am proud to be leaving at the end of a year in which England has introduced a wealth of young talent, won 10 out of 13 games and are the current Six Nations champions".

We have shown that hospital data was invaluable in accurately identifying acute bleeding events that were severe enough to require hospital admission, and the recent linkage with primary care introduced a wealth of long term diagnosis data and prescription data for the researcher.

The Court argued that introducing a "wealth or payment of a fee as a measure of a voter's qualifications" violated the equal protection clause by unfairly burdening low-income, mostly black voters.

Q: Is there a snowball's chance in hell of a Conservative government introducing a wealth tax?

At first blush, it might sound mad to imagine a Conservative-government introducing a wealth tax, let alone a wealth tax that threatens the money tied up in British bricks and mortar, a form of wealth that many Britons consider pretty much sacred.

Introduce a wealth tax of 2% a year on the top 1% to raise £25bn per year.

That is why, if I am elected Labour leader and then prime minister, I would introduce a wealth tax on the richest 1% of people to fund a 4% annual increase in NHS funding".