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The injection line in its final design is now being assembled and commissioned at KACST.

With potential for cost reductions as standards mature, Web services products and technologies are now being assembled to create working solutions and to establish new business models.

But whole new areas involving the roles of customers have opened up, and their tool kits are only now being assembled.

Such an archive for the history of molecular biology is now being assembled by the Norman Publishing Company in San Francisco.

In private spaces throughout the nation the public was now being assembled, its eyes and ears all pointing in the same direction.' So it was.

Unless the Turkish government now being assembled is willing to meet at least some of the Kurds' demands, their rebellion (the 29th, some say, since the Turkish republic was founded 75 years ago) will continue whoever leads it.

These will now be assembled according to instructions from developing-world finance ministers as well as those from the West.

PARIS — With just six months to go before presidential elections here, the cast of major candidates vying to unseat the French leader, Nicolas Sarkozy, has now been assembled.

Some two hundred of these photographs, selected from five thousand prints and negatives, have now been assembled for the first time, in a beautifully produced book, "The Importance of Elsewhere," which was released in the fall by the British imprint Frances Lincoln.

Whereas the software and hardware needed to set up a trading system used to cost hundreds of millions of dollars, it can now be assembled for $10m or less.

Charles Addams, cartoonist of the macabre, was working on a book of food cartoons when he died in 1988, and they have now been assembled in "Chas Addams SimonBaked Cookbook" (Simon & Schuster, $20).