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The new Intel feature will allow, for example, a 4 minute HD clip to be converted for iPod viewing in 16 seconds.

Before they can be processed in the VBMS, existing paper claims have to be converted for digital use by scanning and data extraction technologies.

Built at the plant in Mishawaka, Ind., where Hummers were once made, the MV-1 does not need to be converted for access.

Government sources said one of the RAF's air-to-air refuelling planes is to be converted for ministers to use on long-haul trips at a cost of up to £10m.

It was the first railway path in Britain to be converted for public use after the Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway shut in 1934 after a mere 30 years of service.

He explained some of the quirks of British planning law, loopholes that allowed sold-on pubs to be converted for other use without the approval of communities or local councils.

Now, any new song you import to iTunes will be converted for you, but you'll have to take another step to convert your old songs.

Whether and how many patients in which group had to be converted to for example an arthroplasty procedure remains unclear.

The device, "aims to see if Martian air could be converted for astronauts to breathe," Sky News reports.

The plant is not controversial because the Russians plan to provide fuel for it and to remove spent fuel that could be converted for weapons use.

"This kind of approach isn't supported by the science, nor is it legitimate for these refuges to be converted into areas for hunting.