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Meanwhile, Applied Biosystems's sister company Celera Genomics was launched to join the race to sequence the first human genome, using Applied Biosystems's latest-generation sequencing machines and a DNA pool that included blood samples from Siegel.

This is the key component of Chrome OS leaving the company before its launch to join what can perhaps be seen as Google's most important competitor going forward.

Amazon launched a music service in March and this week May 10thh), Google launched Music Beta to join the battle against Spotify.

In the early 1980s — after prodding by Sonny Werblin, an alum and owner of the New York Jets — Rutgers launched an effort to join the top level of college sports.

Entelo launched in late 2012 to join a new generation of startups attempting to leverage technology to help companies address the age-old struggle with finding and recruiting great candidates, particularly engineers.

As part of the continuing reviews, the ICC is also discussing whether to launch a bid to join the Olympics.

Scottish and Welsh nationalists will then launch a campaign to join separately from England, where more voices will speak out in favor of joining the North American Free Trade Agreement.

In the early days of the contest, the Tories launched their manifesto, "Invitation to Join the Government of Britain," with a promise to develop a "Big Society".

Last week, music curation and streaming service Songza launched an iPad app to join their already-available iPhone, Android, and web apps.

www.jvc.co.uk JVC launches PDA JVC is to join the growing band of manufacturers offering PDAs that run using Microsoft's Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC operating system.

David Chang, owner of the wildly popular line of Momofuku restaurants, is today launching Ando, the latest to join the franchise.