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Jamal Edwards' popular YouTube video channel SBTV is linking with Press Association to launch a youth-focused news service.

The UK business is linking with security companies Gemalto and Giesecke & Devrient to develop a common standard for all mobile devices.

To address this, a new volunteer movement called the Gleaning Network is linking with farmers to gather up this extra harvest.

Already, California's cap-and-trade market is connected to a similar one in Quebec, now valued at about $8 billion, and the Province of Ontario is linking with the joint California-Quebec market this year.

Katharine Wright, assistant director of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, is setting up a working party to explore the increasing use of cosmetic procedures and is linking with the Beauty Demands network to assess the pressures of beauty ideals in society.

So while the grocery sector is already quaking at the prospect of the Amazon-Wholefoods tie up, and Walmart has recently announced it is linking with Google to offer voice-activated shopping, a simpler, non-digital offering from the discounters will add to the pressure.

Anxiety is linked with many physical illnesses.

The second point is linked with the first.

One is linked with Barcelona; the other has ginger hair.

This development is linked with internal migration tendencies.

Communists were linked with Russians; Jones was linked with communists, or with the threat of industrial unrest; even Gordon Brown, in the smeary world of the Daily Mail, is linked with Jones as his protege and admirer.