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Oddly, though, the introduction of euro notes and coins has presented Britain's anti-euro stalwarts with a quandary.

Gradually, though, the introduction of subway tunnels under the East River, as well as train lines across the other East River bridges, shifted the flow of traffic.

Though, the introduction of mongooses (Herpestes javanicus) to Martinique in 1890 (according to Pinchon 1967) coincides with the sharp decline.

In addition though, the introduction of genes from other species via molecular manipulation (GM technologies) will become increasingly common but generally restricted to introducing changes that are unattainable via conventional approaches.

In fact, though, the introduction of "love" in the sixth stanza suggests erotic allusions in the fifth.

It's brilliant stuff and it would take an awful lot to trump it this year – though the introduction of darker shades would certainly do it.

One of the biggest changes for our community, though, is the introduction of user profiles.

Even more significant to the country's recovery, though, was the introduction of the Deutsche Mark, in 1948, followed by a long period of industrial growth and low inflation in the fifties and sixties.

Inevitably, though, with the introduction of pay-per-view and the growth of television, more outside broadcast units will appear and, eventually, become permanent features at Premiership football grounds.

There are still some intriguing ideas to come, though, notably the introduction of Shanghai-based teen Kenan Kong, who will debut as a new "Super-Man" in two weeks.

That might change though, with the introduction of iOS7.