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The tech website CNET, which interviewed Nest's co-founder Matt Rogers, says the start-up is likely to move beyond smart thermostats in the years to come.

So despite all of our bitching, Apple is only likely to move beyond exclusivity if it makes sense for the bottom line.

Smaller individuals appeared to be more site attached, while larger individuals were more likely to move beyond a single reef.

We need to move beyond philanthropy as usual.

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The high and growing level of resource use poses a major threat to local and global sustainability and is likely to move humanity beyond the planetary boundaries within which it may safely operate (Rockström et al., 2009).

Because it is realistic and workable, it is likely to move us, at last, beyond arguments at the extremes and toward real action against climate change.

Should a Tobin tax pass in the U.S., investors would be likely to move to other markets beyond the reach of taxation.

Least likely to: Move to Indiana.

At this point, with the Kings likely to move to Seattle and become the SuperSonics, ownership is not really interested in moves that benefit the club in any way beyond financial.

"Customers are less likely to move.