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The service also says that it takes 15 seconds to deploy code, rather than the fifteen minute wait seen on Azure.

The electric folding soft convertible lid takes about ten seconds to deploy and, even with the top up, the cabin has a roomy feel, thanks to the wraparound glass windshield that Ford created to echo the original '55 windscreen.

Celia was the first to deploy, as a Medevac pilot in Desert Storm.

Cook County's effort is not the first to deploy multiple agencies, merchants and banks to thwart organized retail theft.

When Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990, the 82nd Airborne was the first to deploy in Saudi Arabia to hold the line.

A predecessor company was the first to deploy jack-up drilling rigs that could stand on the ocean floor.

Neil Willis spoke to Becky Maynard, who was among the first to deploy for ShelterBox, about her experience on the islands.

That it happened at Comair is appropriate because the airline was one of the first to deploy the new aircraft.

Israel employs a similar ambiguity about its nuclear arsenal — usually stating it will not be the first to deploy nuclear weapons in the Middle East — which is believed to have inspired the Syrian stance.

It will train foreign troops, something "the British military has done ever since the early days of empire", says General Sir Peter Wall, the current chief of the general staff.Because the reactive force will be first to deploy to a major crisis, the new system risks creating a two-tier army.

And the low-scoring nature of football gives referees unusually strong influence over the outcome: all too frequently the only goal in an entire match is scored on a penalty kick.This year's World Cup is the first to deploy goal-line technology that automatically detects whether the ball has crossed the line.