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Rather it is the haste with which the two major accounts of the era have been launched, starting with Sir Alex Ferguson's book, squaring off the grudges and alliances of his 26 years in charge.

Google is reportedly working on a tablet version of its Project Tango advanced mobile vision device, to be launched starting next month with around 4,000 initial developer beta units, the Wall Street Journal reports.

"This will be launched starting from as early as 2014," Richards said.

Lanterns will be launched starting at 8 p.m. followed by a fireworks display at 10 15 p.m.

Series of robotic probes and unmanned spacecraft are to be launched, starting with their Arkyd-100 Earth-orbiting telescopes, to prospect candidate NEAs.

Despite the reluctance shown by clinicians, many academic centers are planning for or launching start up efforts in genomic exploration that depend on EHR integration for their success.

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Anthony Alles of Tahoe Networks, a recently launched start-up that aims to link the Internet to mobile-phone networks, has expressed similar sentiments.

The event puts 50 promising, freshly launched start-ups in front of an audience and lets them rip.

And it is in that spirt in which we launched, Start-Up City: Miami in partnership with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, The Atlantic Cities and the Creative Class Group.

Given that the wave of baby boomers who launched start-ups in the 1980s are nearing retirement age, Burlingham argues that the competition to find a buyer is going to become more intense.