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But the early indicators are not particularly encouraging, even though supporters say the introduction of new domain names has been one of Icann's primary accomplishments.

The exact date is a point of contention, because financial derivatives have been around as long as markets, but let's say the introduction of Black-Scholes in the 1970s is when the innovation really began to take off.

They say the introduction of the US dollar by the unity government four years ago brought a quicker economic recovery and hence greater benefits for farm producers than anyone expected.

In a report in Friday's issue of the journal Science, researchers led by Jeff Feder, a biologist at Notre Dame, say the introduction of apples to North America in the 17th century eventually led some fruit flies that had specialized on hawthorn fruit to branch out to apples instead.

Correspondents say the introduction of women could be a sign of the king's cautiously reformist agenda.

Given the high passions surrounding GMOs, U.S. apple growers say the introduction of a GMO fruit would force them to implement costly measures to protect against cross-contamination of their crops and ensure GMO varieties remain separated throughout the supply chain.

That said, the introduction of SITR was broadly welcomed.

The Mileage Company, which runs the scheme, said the introduction of charges was unavoidable.

Mr. Bremer said the introduction of Turkish troops remained a sensitive matter.

Nelson said the introduction of this "term lending scheme" was likely to exacerbate problems for savers.

"In the short term," he says, "the introduction of the CIO will not change much for most operational charities.