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But some people have welcomed online shopping as an updated version of a practice that used to be common in New York: phoning in an order.

Now, federal regulators are preparing to update that rule, arguing that it has not kept pace with advances like online behavioral advertising, a practice that uses data mining to tailor ads to people's online behavior.

"I plan on building a law practice that uses the same kind of strategic planning and innovative thinking that made the Cuomo administration successful," Mr. Cohen said in a statement.

The Assembly passed a bill on Monday that would make New Jersey the second state in the nation to permit embryonic stem cell research, a controversial practice that uses human cells and embryos to search for new treatments for Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's and other illnesses.

Audio Bombing is a new take on the practice that uses cassette tape as the medium.

In this section, we describe the classroom practice that used TEDViT for understanding pointers.

Phytomedicine is defined as a plant-based traditional medical practice that uses various plant materials in modalities considered both preventive and therapeutic.

Amazon also announced that it's enabling support for multi-factor authentication, a login practice that uses a physical device to add an extra element of security.

This study defines Activity Based Innovations (ABI) as 'any management accounting practice that uses the concept of 'activities' as its hard core'.

Spate irrigation (sometimes referred to as floodwater harvesting) is an irrigation practice that uses the floodwaters of ephemeral streams (wadi) and channels it through short steep canals to bunded basins where cropping takes place.

At the Loisium Wine and Spa Resort in Langenlois, Austria, aestheticians combine the property's best assets to offer vinotherapy a practice that uses grapes and grape seed oil to improve the skin.