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It will also make possible a generation of fingernail-sized memory chips that can each store four billion bits of data -- more than 333 copies of "Moby Dick".

PARIS — Sigurdur Helgason, an Icelander whose pioneering "hippie airline," then called Icelandic, made low-cost air travel to Europe possible for a generation of Americans, died on Feb. 8 on the Caribbean island of Mustique.

"He made it possible for a generation of magicians and scholars to see the actual mechanical thinking that sprung from the mind of this American icon, who is still the all-time megastar of magic".

That wedge is the oldest play in the American political playbook, as "racism" and "economic opportunity" are kissing cousins (See: slavery, Jim Crow, and "Becky with the Bad Grades").. Divorcing economic self-interest from racism has never been possible, and a generation of Americans is now waking up to that reality.

Dr. Hansen said that it was possible that there was a generation of stars before the globular clusters, but that so far there was no evidence of it.

The historian Taylor Branch spoke of a possible "turning point against a generation of cynicism for all of us," and Roger Rosenblatt argued in Time magazine that "one good thing could come from this horror: it could spell the end of the age of irony".

The leading designer of the new processor, Steve Fischer, said the new instructions would make possible a new generation of servers that enhance the compression of digital video.

C2 I.B.M.'s Speedy Devices I.B.M. will announce today what it describes as the world's fastest semiconductor circuits, devices that will reach speeds in excess of 110 gigahertz, making possible a new generation of faster communication systems that consume less power.

"It's very possible that there will be a generation of kids who will experience Harry Potter for the first time in this park," said Diane Nelson, president of DC Entertainment and the Warner executive who manages the Potter brand.

Previous investigations of the decline did not assess age, birth-cohort or period specific effects on suicide trends; such an analysis would help clarify the impact of regulations on particular age groups and possible long term effects on a generation of individuals exposed during their early life to a high incidence of suicide in their community.

By Michael Specter CRISPR's unprecedented ability to edit genetic code will make possible a new generation of medical treatments.