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Marishane now plans to launch DryBath into the South African retail market.

Michael now plans to launch an apprenticeship scheme including leadership training to support future growth.

He now plans to launch a party to represent Muslims in Europe in a more positive light.

NASA now plans to launch Europe's Columbus research segment on the seventh construction flight, said Jean-Jacques Dordain, director general of the European Space Agency, moving it up by one flight.

Beverage Alternatives, a Fort Lee, N.J. firm, has introduced Edge2O, spring water with caffeine, and now plans to launch Edge2OJ, a caffeinated orange juice.

However, she now plans to launch a tech startup called Wonderloop.

Both pilots were so successful that the councils now plan to launch Loops on a larger scale, and other areas are considering doing so.

The demonstrations mark the return to prominence of the UK Uncut movement, members of which said they now planned to launch a series of anti-tax avoidance actions.

"The vultures are swooping above the industry," says Ben Turner, director of the International Music Summit, Ibiza's answer to WMC, which is now planning to launch in Vegas.

A service in Oxford, which should have been on air by 5 November, is now planning to launch by 29 January, Ofcom said.

Having long derided the hybrid Toyota Prius for its complexity and expense, just about every manufacturer is now planning to launch vehicles with hybrid powertrains within the next few years, taking advantage of rapidly improving battery technology.