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ID is already required at polling stations in Northern Ireland, where voters must bring an electoral ID card, but the rest of the UK is not considering introducing new forms of identification for voting.

In summary, several solutions have been considered to address the problem of the cosmic speedup by modifying Einstein's gravitational theory or introducing new forms of exotic matter and interactions.

As for the app itself, PlaySquare began by repurposing the assets Kay had from WordWorld by adapting them for the iPad, while also introducing new forms of engagement where the kids have to complete tasks and play games, as they explore the "world" and the characters in it.

Some pollsters fear that the experimental nature of dual-frame sampling may be introducing new forms of bias.

Orawa is wealthier than the Bieszczady region, oriented mainly at tourism and burdened by historic connotations of introducing new forms of nature conservation.

There is, moreover, no contradiction between developing and introducing new forms of ARTs and the autonomy of women's choices, between allowing reproductive choice while at the same time questioning pro-reproductive assumptions.

Will educational systems support new kinds of learning, or merely introduce new forms of rote drill?

Security used to be exclusively linked to clients' physical protection; however, new technologies have introduced new forms of breaches.

The solution, says Ward, is a return to rainwater harvesting and to introduce new forms of dams and improved purification.

"Apocalypse" is the end of the world or ourselves but it also introduces new forms of being, desire and knowledge.

They have also introduced new forms of punishment aimed at corrupt officials, including lifetime jail sentences without the possibility of parole.