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It took several years of disappointing finishes, Molner said, before he was able to make a breakthrough that allowed him to become a grandmaster.

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But last month scientists at Illinois University made a breakthrough that could herald a second green revolution for world agriculture – they improved the efficiency of photosynthesis, the process by which plants turn sunlight into the biomass that is the source of all our food.

But the team of researchers at MIT reckon they have made a breakthrough that could make perfect complex drone formations easier to pull off.

Just as he was beginning his research, a Japanese university scientist made a breakthrough that transformed gallium nitride into a contender.

Just as he began his research, a Japanese university scientist made a breakthrough that transformed gallium nitride into a contender; Nakamura then perfected a cheap way to make the stuff.

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers is the lead investor in a $20 million oversubscribed B round for PernixData, a company that the venture capital firm says has made a breakthrough that has not been seen in the storage business for the past decade.

Over the weekend, hackers made a breakthrough that, for a brief moment, allowed hundreds of thousands to freely download and play some games for free again.

"I'm concerned that we're not seeing each side make the extra effort to get a breakthrough that could finally create a framework for a secure Israel living side-by-side in peace with a sovereign Palestine," Obama added.

"I doubt that this one submersion will make a breakthrough in the problem that is being discussed in the media," he said.

She was very up and down and it took her a long time to make a breakthrough, so I think that is a good sign for Jess, who is only 21".

At this moment, having failed twice to make a breakthrough, Marlborough received intelligence that the defences linking the town walls with the breastwork on the hill were now sparsely manned (Marlborough's unsuccessful attacks had drawn d'Arco's men away from other parts of the stronghold, leaving his left flank almost defenceless and highly vulnerable).

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