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For Vevo to have any shot at carving out its own niche as a separate entity, and an app worth launching in a world where YouTube Music (and YouTube Red) now exist, it will have to get better – and quicker – at figuring out how to present users with a custom feed that speaks to them directly.

If such a device does not now exist, it should be invented.

That audience now exists; it has been created during the past forty years by British and American television, particularly by cable television.

Since we regard it as very urgent indeed to discover biological and genetic means of moral enhancement, to remove or reduce the risk of Ultimate Harm that now exists, it would hardly be coherent to recommend that we 'put on hold the cognitive enhancement that might accelerate scientific advance' which might be necessary to find the requisite means in time.

A number of pipelines now exist and it is important to evaluate them.

Growing data now exist suggesting it possesses a high barrier to resistance and requires multiple PI mutations in order to suffer reduced virological potency.

In a 2009 speech, Gingrich called for abolishing the 9th Circuit as it now exists because it had ruled seven years earlier that the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance was unconstitutional.

A significant amount of research has therefore gone into solving this problem as efficiently as possible and many algorithms now exist that address it.

It implies that the REDD system now exists; and it offers a promise about the Kamula Duso forest which nobody can make until the outcome of a court case to settle who owns it.

Hardly any of the species that are around now existed 100m years ago; it is unlikely that many of today's species will still exist in another 100m years.

MPs also came away convinced that Mr Blair would be off sometime next year.A loose, de facto timetable now exists, which it would be foolhardy for the prime minister to ignore.