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So I think robots are likely to take over many of the tasks we do in general practice.

They also claim that closing the union down wouldn't change much, since the University would take over many of its services and facilities.

Under a pilot programme in Artemisa and Mayabeque provinces, near Havana, new co-ops will take over many of Acopio's functions.The reformers want to see Acopio go.

"Would, for example, wild herbivores and termite mounds take over many of these environments, and end up producing as much greenhouse gases as domestic ruminants?" Mr. Seré asked.

Just as importantly, because Home is a software product, it is not limited to a single device; it can spread to, and take over, many devices.

The violence has underscored the challenges American troops face as they take over many of the functions of a national police force in Iraq.

Under Mr Chávez, the state has taken over many industries, and non-oil exports have shrivelled.

Helpfully for Mr Brown, these are steps that have to be taken over many years.

But psychoanalysis, she says, has taken over many of the essential questions that used to be thought of as philosophical.

Mr Mistry has taken over many of Mr Tata's directorships but he will surely try to beef up the centre.

For the next few years, he showed with John Weber, who had taken over many of the Dwan gallery's artists when Virginia Dwan closed her gallery, in 1971.