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In 2015, sales of tablets will overtake those of personal computers (chart 6).

Even if Asian economies overtake those of the West, the West will still have triumphed.

But some analysts think e-cigarette sales could overtake those of cigarettes within a decade.

The Yankee Group, a research firm, thinks that sales of these phones will overtake those of ordinary "feature" phones in many more countries in the next few years.

India's per capita emissions are still low, at 1.9 tonnes, but the country's total emissions are likely to overtake those of the EU by 2019.

Digital sales accounted for 25 percent of record labels' global revenues last year, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry; in a recent report Forrester Research predicted that digital music sales would overtake those of CDs by 2012.

Sales of ringtones, costing up to $4 each, have now overtaken those of CD singles.

This year, its sales overtook those of Boots, Britain's leading chemists chain.

Exports of charcoal may have overtaken those of bananas, once a major source of foreign currency for Somalia.

And here is the killer stat: shipments of tablets in 2011 overtook those of netbooks - 63m against 29.4m.

By 1939 chocolate sales had overtaken those of sugar-based sweets, and have never lost their lead.