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From New York, we planned our global roll out by market potential, customer demand and feasibility.

The UK expects to complete their smart meter roll out by 2020, which potentially provides half-hourly load readings for households.

The spot, which started running on Jan . 26in Chicago, New York and Southern California, will roll out by regions.

Hunstable says the API is going to be available to everyone in the coming weeks, but at first it's going to roll out by invitation only.

Long-awaited technology to let users burn a download onto a DVD is just now being approved, with hopes that it will roll out by the end of this year.

The rules should roll out by 2016, says the UK Guardian, and Obama's action illustrates his new operating mode: sidestepping the 'Do Nothing on Climate' Congress with direct executive action.

Cuba is to scrap its two-currency system in the latest financial reform rolled out by President Raul Castro, official media report.

According to the release, the Wi-Fi models of the iPad will be available starting April 3, with the Wi-Fi and 3G models rolled out by late April.

Disney executives have been gaming expectations low for "Newsies," as indicated by the limited run and the relatively modest roll-out (by Disney standards) of the musical.

The scheme, championed by Duncan Smith with David Cameron's support, received royal assent in 2012 with initial plans for a full roll-out by the 2015 general election.

It mirrors the card roll-out by Barclays and Barclaycard, which have been at the forefront of the technology in the UK.