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It further consolidates the growing body of evidence that climate change has exacted significant effects on the Arctic.

It further consolidates Britain's struggling commercial radio sector, which is now dominated by Bauer and Global Radio.

The opening happened to coincide with an announcement by the Archdiocese of Boston, the epicenter of the pedophile priest scandal, that it was further consolidating its parishes in the face of continued low attendance at Mass, a priest shortage and lackluster fund-raising.

The company also said yesterday that it would further consolidate the operations of its fighter, satellite, space transportation, information and communications and military transport businesses.

Cisco Cius combines this Virtual Desktop Integration capability, with resident computing power that can support local processing of Android-based applications, thus enabling IT organizations to further consolidate devices at the desktop based on their IT objectives and their user preferences.

"We have extensive recruitment from overseas, because it brings in different skill sets and further consolidates international collaborations," von Itzstein says.

It would also further consolidate an industry that could quickly be moving toward three giant companies.

It would also further consolidate corporate power beneath Musk, who has sparred with analysts, journalists, company critics and former employees when he has believed the company is under attack.

The significance of this announcement is that AOL is moving the battle to dominate instant messaging from the desktop PC to web-enabled devices, giving it a chance to further consolidate its lead over competing IM products such as Microsofts msft.

AwesomenessTV announced today that it acquired multichannel network Big Frame in a $15 million deal that further consolidates the number of companies built around creating video content for YouTube.

This deal further consolidates Amazon's power to determine which authors get exposure for their work.