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But the company has long wanted to grow through deal-making, and it took its most ambitious step on Thursday.

I.B.M. is bringing its answer to the marketplace on Wednesday — an effort that industry executives and analysts say is the most ambitious step yet to simplify and streamline data center technology.

FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank on Thursday took its most ambitious step yet toward easing the euro zone crisis, throwing its unlimited financial clout behind an effort to protect Spain and Italy from financial collapse.

Confirming this activist trend, the ICC's most ambitious step yet is likely to come on Wednesday when it is widely expected to order an arrest warrant for Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, for crimes allegedly committed in Darfur.

With around 250,000 players, Entropia is the leader of a small but growing group of online computer games with virtual economies explicitly based on real-world money, and today's announcement is the most ambitious step yet to meld an in-game economy with the real global financial system.

Reuters reports: The resolution mechanism - still not finalised - is the second pillar of the banking union, which complements the unified banking supervision under the auspices of the ECB, together marking the most ambitious step towards closer European integration since the launch of the euro.

They are the latest and most ambitious in a series of steps to regulate China's rapidly growing auto industry, after moves earlier this year to require that air bags be provided for both front-seat occupants in most new vehicles and that new family vehicles sold in major cities meet air pollution standards nearly as strict as those in Western Europe and the United States.

It also marked a large step toward scaling back the most ambitious foreign military operation undertaken by the Russian Army since it limped out of Afghanistan, with many tanks of the same vintage, nearly 20 years ago.

Russia took another step toward one of its most ambitious economic overhauls today, when the lower house of Parliament approved legislation that allows the breakup of the country's vast electricity network.

The organization he is now establishing — and the money he will channel into races around the country — represents his most ambitious effort yet, one that will continue after he steps down in January 2014.

The most ambitious speech was the 2009 inauguration address, delivered on the steps of Capitol Hill before a record crowd of some 1.8 million, which contained at least 20 major pledges on everything from education to the economy.