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Van Rompuy's style may soon evolve.
EXCHANGE-TRADED funds are gaining favor among investors and may soon evolve into a viable alternative to a broad range of traditional mutual funds, two new reports predict.
MOSCOW — The leaders of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan took their longest stride to date in linking their economies, forming a customs union that they say will soon evolve into a more ambitious common market, with Russia at its hub.
But these lustful young lovers of the first two films soon evolve into a far more conventional middle-class couple, a transformation forced both by the strict censorship of the Production Code, adopted by Hollywood in 1934, and the return to materialist values that the early years of the Depression had profoundly discouraged.
[C2.] Exchange-Traded Funds Gain Favor Exchange-traded funds -- investment pools that are similar to mutual funds but trade like stocks -- are gaining favor among investors and may soon evolve into a viable alternative to a broad range of traditional mutual funds, two new reports predict.
And if a ending bill in Chicago is any indication, the battles over wage laws will soon evolve into campaigns to force large, private-sector businesses like Wal-Mart to provide not only higher wages but also more money for employee health care.
These ideas soon evolved into WikiLeaks.
The tags soon evolved into mementos with powerful symbolism.
Some of the new names at past British Opens soon evolved into familiar names.
Talk soon evolves into how to concentrate on making great music with so many distractions.
