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Apple jump started development of it streaming service by acquiring Beats Music, a streaming service sharing a brand name with the Beats Electronics headphone business.

The bill's supporters say it will reduce the nation's dependence on imported oil, jump-start development of clean-energy technologies and sharply reduce the nation's production of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.

NEW ORLEANS — The N.F.L., faced with increasing concern about the toll of concussions and confronted with litigation involving thousands of former players, is planning to form a partnership with General Electric to jump-start development of imaging technology that would detect concussions and encourage the creation of materials to better protect the brain.

Ward, who jump-started development of the stalled World Trade Center site and memorial and oversaw a significant toll increase on the Hudson River crossings, intends to resign as executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, according to two people familiar with his plans.

First, a generation ago, the public sector went into Jamaica to jump-start development with a $1 billion investment in infrastructure, which included removal of the Jamaica Avenue el.

It yields tangible benefits, jump-starts development and offers prospects of a stable future.

Wanting, in part, to stabilize the area, Mr. Portman jump-started development there with the completion, in 1961, of the Merchandise Mart, a wholesale complex that has since grown dramatically.

Furthermore, quantitative results suggest that the proposed new exploration model can identify existing hydrocarbon accumulations with high confidence, shorten the exploration cycle, reduce costs of exploratory campaigns and jump-start the development of exploratory areas.

Between 1960 and 1979, the 914 earned Xerox around forty billion dollars — funding, among other things, the construction of the corporate campus in Rochester, and jump-starting the development of the personal computer, at Xerox PARC, in California.

• To the Editor: The Obama administration is right to jump-start the development of new medicines by focusing on translational research.

After nearly a year of meetings and public debate, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) today announced how it intends to spend its share of funding for the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies BRAINN) Initiative, a $110 million U.S. effort to jump-start the development of new technologies that can map the brain's vast and intricate neural circuits in action.