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Even without the high-tech dazzle, the table, placed alongside the bookshelf and the flat-screen monitor, has become the household gathering place.
IN the tech world, the slender liquid crystal display monitor has become synonymous with cool, making steady inroads against its rotund predecessor, the cathode ray tube.
In fact, the American Embassy's monitor has become an unwelcome intrusion into China's domestic affairs, according to a diplomatic cable released this year by WikiLeaks, which said a Foreign Ministry official had requested that the Americans stop publicizing the data.
A freelance reporter covering the Iraq war for the Christian Science Monitor has become the first journalist known to be expelled by the U.S. military, for disclosing too much sensitive information, the newspaper reported Thursday.
At a time when federal authorities are focusing on white-collar crime, monitors have become a growing industry — and a proxy for the government — as they oversee compliance with settlement deals and review problematic practices.
Since then, monitors have become popular in individual sports like distance running and in team sports like soccer, in which some players run six or more miles during a 90-minute match.
Considering how inexpensive monitors have become, I'd hold off on spending that kind of money.
Since about the early 2000s, corporate monitors have become a go-to weapon for the Justice Department in its battle against business crime.
This kind of heightened monitoring has become a global phenomenon.
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