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It has argued that new technologies have opened up a host of possible corporate structures previously unimaginable.

Workforce opened up a host of possible options for the rest of the year when taking the Brigadier Gerard Stakes with authority on his first start as a four-year-old.

Technology may have driven down the price of the single but, ironically, it has also opened up a host of new ways to fundraise, as well as new audiences to talk to and inspire to take action in the fight against Ebola.

"I have always been drawn to different kinds of stories, and I have also always been a Bond fan, so it is very exciting to take on this challenge," Forster said in a statement, adding that 007's latest direction opened up "a host of new possibilities" for him as director.

In summary, I feel that a decision to venture into a scientific role within the pharmaceutical industry has opened up a host of exciting opportunities to me that I would probably never have known existed.

But the independent suspension -- with each wheel reacting to bumps without affecting the opposite wheel -- opened up a host of possibilities for engineers.

But starting over did open up a host of design possibilities, and I took the bait.

Broadband at this speed opens up a host of applications for consumers and businesses, allowing them to reap the benefits for years to come".

He also sent an e-mail to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, which still considers him a fugitive, opening up a host of legal questions that could cloud his future even as he seeks to clear up his past.

But now the cable and telephone industries are racing for the broadband Internet, which will open up a host of potentially lucrative new consumer services, from interactive television to music distribution.Rather than wait for Congress to pass legislation opening the cable networks, the communications and antitrust regulators are hoping to get there through a Time Warner precedent.

These ubiquitous interconnections between the physical and the digital world open up a host of new opportunities for predictive mobility models.