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And mobile phones are far more accessible from a safety perspective than cars.

São Paulo and Belo Horizonte are much more accessible from Rio.

From Monday until 29 August, Northern Norway becomes more accessible from the UK courtesy of SAS.

The impact of modular software will certainly accelerate as the Internet becomes more accessible from wireless handsets.

Congress has allocated $400 million for a plaza over the Potomac Freeway, making the center more accessible from the National Mall and downtown.

East Africa express Mombasa in Kenya and Kilimanjaro in Tanzania become more accessible from 4 December when Turkish Airlines starts flights from its Istanbul hub (turkishairlines.com).

It could turn into another way of dividing higher education into old and new, privileging the Russell Group again over the newer universities that are more accessible for students from poorer families.

Logically, I would have thought that a new large airport somewhere around Newbury would (a) take the traffic pressure off London and (b) make the airport far more accessible for people from the South, Southwest, The Midlands and South Wales.

tate.org.uk 7. Amalfi magic The Amalfi Coast becomes more accessible for travellers from north-west England next summer, when Monarch becomes the latest airline trying to make a success of a non-stop link from Manchester to Naples.

As such, expanded support (e.g., summer stipends, travel) will be provided to interns in future cohorts to mitigate opportunity costs associated with program participation and make the program more accessible for students from these groups.

Reduction from the [GeCl3]− salts is more accessible than from the [GeCl6]2− species, and within the [GeX3]− species changing the halide co-ligand has a significant effect on the reduction potential to Ge, with reduction of [EMIM][GeI3] occurring 0.35 V more positive compared to [EMIM][GeCl3].