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Now he just needs the third wave to sweep more widely through the smartphone business.

In the new set-up, children from disadvantaged backgrounds will be distributed more widely through the town's educational system.

Mr. King was forced to change his stance after the credit squeeze that hobbled Northern Rock showed signs of spreading more widely through the British banking system.

It refers to the generation of new products through the process of creative entrepreneurship, putting it into production, and diffusing it more widely through increased sales.

That expansion is expected to start at two airports, Washington Dulles and Indianapolis, and roll out more widely through the fall.

The council could also choose a dozen additional entries and include them with the winner on a CD that could be sold around the state and distributed more widely through the Internet.

Thoughts are far more widely cast through Twitter than through the more closed, narrowly cast "friend" connections of Facebook.

And in recent years his distinct profile had become more widely known through appearances on television and in Hollywood movies.

Washington is rightly increasing its already substantial efforts to make accurate, uncensored information more widely available through satellite television, radio broadcasts and Internet sites.

We learned about Mitt Romney being disdainful of the 47% through amateur video that sat for several months on various publishing platforms before being more widely reported through Mother Jones, and independent news websites.

They also warn that unless the new wealth is more widely spread — through rising wages, for example — the current revival could fizzle like earlier ones or, worse, plunge Japan into the painful stagflation of runaway prices without growth.