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Like most Apple patents, it's not likely to make its way to shipping product anytime soon, but it's another example of the company's targeted small UX changes in core phone experiences.

The pilot is limited to just one market – Amazon's home turf – to begin with, but if it works it's likely to make its way to other cities, since Amazon has been chasing the fresh grocery carrot for many years now in hopes of finding a way to make it profitable at scale.

If SoftBank uses the extra cost savings to increase its offer — despite saying earlier that it would not budge – it's likely to make its already preferable deal a winner.

Either way, about 30percentt of the scrap that is illegally lifted out of the homes and warehouses of the United States is likely to make its way overseas; some of it is then sold right back to US buyers in the form of cheap industrial and consumer goods.

It will be broadcast in Britain starting June 30, so it is likely to make its way to BBC America, too.

Ceratocystis platani is killing the shade trees of the Canal du Midi and sooner or later it is likely to make its way here.

India was already a reluctant participant and the change in the US position is likely only to make its grumbles louder.

The Pentagon has canceled a Navy program intended to shoot down short-range ballistic missiles, a decision that military officials said today was the first in a series of changes that the Bush administration is likely to make in its missile defense programs.

But if the show is not likely to make anyone rich, its location and contents make it an attractive destination for anyone visiting Paris who is interested in the conceptual art of the 1960s.

Today's update isn't likely to make Microsoft stop its latest "Scroogled" campaign, but it definitely takes the punch out of it.

Even if virtual reality remains in the niche it currently is, Oculus is likely to make money on its invention.