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"We're making it vastly easier and cheaper for businesses to meet environmental obligations without altering the underlying laws and regulations.

Yet it will start off carrying only a single laser-guided munition, making it vastly more of a maritime spy plane than an offensive weapon.

Braintree (which acquired Venmo before itself being gobbled up by PayPal in 2013) and Stripe are among those doing for online merchants what Square did for food trucks: making it vastly easier for people to hand over money.

Then, the electric motor, the light bulb, the internal combustion engine, petroleum, natural gas and numerous new chemicals all came on the scene -- rearranging the economy and making it vastly more productive.

And NATO's Readiness Initiative agreement at the Brussels summit, due to strong pressure from Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, will create large allied units — 30 land battalions, 30 air fighter squadrons and 30 navy ships — that can respond to aggression in 30 days or less, making it vastly more difficult for the Kremlin to continue threatening Eastern Europe.

The small size of the transistor, its greater reliability, and its relatively low power consumption made it vastly superior to the tube.

But Obama would make it vastly more progressive.

(Within twenty-four hours, Ternovskiy made it vastly easier for the site to cut off offensive users).

It would also make it vastly more difficult for someone to get more than one license.

This makes it vastly harder for organisms to lay down a calcareous skeleton.

Today's computers make it vastly easier for scientists to build these models.