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Fred Harman, general partner at Oak Investment Partners, said, "Much of the news media business needs to be reassembled online around an ad-supported model and the timetable for this has been accelerated, not slowed, by this economic down cycle.

In reaction, a partner at Oak noted that "the news media business needs to be reassembled online around an ad-supported model and the timetable for this has been accelerated, not slowed, by this economic down cycle".

Efforts towards this have been accelerated by legislative measures to reduce fertilizer usage and pollution (Anon, 2000).

John Shirley, who edited it for 20 years, went to great lengths to add more women, and this process has been accelerated over the past 12 months.

The process of drug development is challenging, expensive, and time consuming, although this process has been accelerated due to the development of computational tools and methodologies.

In the automotive industry this deployment has been accelerated due to the need for the reduction of polluting emissions and for safety concerns.

This change has been accelerated by the government's decision in summer 2011 to phase out nuclear energy, a direct result of the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan.

This process has been accelerated by the way current directives of the European Union regarding nature conservation and rural development have been applied and the prohibition, by law, against restoring open spaces that are today covered by woodlands.

"This mismatch has been accelerated over the last 20-plus years," Wren, who was not involved with the study, said by email.

Ever since World War II, the United States has been the world's policeman, and this role has been accelerated into a state of perpetual war since the demise of America's main rival on the world's stage--the Soviet Union--removed any constraint from U.S. military interventions around the world.

This shift has been accelerated by the use of newer tools for measuring outcome.