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Though it does not yet have approval for its plan, Disney decided to purchase the land now to lock in the price.
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Though it does not yet include advertising, it could eventually help Google get some of the $50 billion television advertising market, Mr. Gillis said.
Though it does not yet have a name, Mr. Ratigan said he was calling it "Morning Meeting" in his informal descriptions of what the show will be.
"I think it was the right thing to do because recognition for a Palestinian state, even though it does not yet exist, is not something to be granted to the Palestinian people by somebody else, it is a right to be exercised".
Though it does not yet quite talk the talk of "digital first" – looking forward, like the Journal Register group in the US or the Guardian here in Britain, to the days when dead trees are left to lie and paperless news organisations bestride the net – it is, nevertheless, envisaging a certain sort of future: one where everything changes, everything is up for grabs.
We're also starting to see the effects of Best Buy's retail streamlining process here, though it doesn't yet seem as fruitful as shareholders would hope.
The new notice appears under the price bar and the app icon in app listings on iTunes on the desktop, though it doesn't yet appear in the mobile App Store or on the web-based iTunes application pages.
And though it doesn't yet forward anywhere, you can bet Google will soon set up googlebuzz.com to point to the service, just as googlewave.com points to Google Wave.
Founder Adam Ludwig says that the database is comprehensive and covers most restaurants and bars in the United States (though it doesn't yet include any abroad), and that any transactions that aren't correctly applied can be corrected by contacting customer service.
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, the western part of North Carolina is already "abnormally dry," though it doesn't yet meet the "drought" definition.
