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While tech firms like Apple are advancing encryption to an increasingly broad set of consumer activities, the government is concerned that it could increasingly be locked out from the communications, and the intentions, of threats to national security.
Community health workers could increasingly be encouraged to take on tasks despite lacking experience and expertise.
Instead of thinking of electricity as the core product, utilities could increasingly be paid for providing additional high-quality services and charge customers a premium for their connection.
America's post-democratic military, combined with the proliferation of intelligence outfits and the growth of the country's second defense department, the Department of Homeland Security, could increasingly be considered something like an emerging proto-state.
If they do not, the WTO's credibility could be damaged, because it will increasingly be called on to adjudicate on matters where it lacks expertise and legitimacy.That is more crucial because another priority for the round must be to shore up the WTO itself.
If the victims are confirmed to be migrants, it could be evidence that smugglers are increasingly turning to boats to avoid highway checkpoints set up to deter the flow of Central Americans into southern Mexico.
It could be increasingly difficult to win sizable numbers of support — and thus elections — from more educated Americans in the future.
It could also be increasingly difficult for investors to conduct due diligence, as companies may feel able to withhold information.
Could it be that religious leaders will increasingly be the voice of conscience on the dangers of gross economic inequality?
Financial advisers Bespoke financial advice seems like the epitome of a "personal" service; but it could soon be replaced by increasingly sophisticated algorithms that can tailor their responses to an individual's circumstances.
