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Microsoft recommends upgrading from the bootable Windows 8.1 DVD, since those older versions of Windows will require that the new system be installed from scratch.

A newly released update, covering more than 2,800 watches from 126 brands, costs 19 Swiss francs, or $20.80, for new users or 6 francs for people upgrading from the previous version.

As Mr. Ulrich noted, upgrading from the "obsolescent lump of a 5-cylinder engine" gives shoppers a choice between two powertrains worthy of Audi, VW's upmarket corporate sibling: a 280-horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 and a 140-horsepower 2-liter 4-cylinder turbodiesel.

It's Microsoft's largest, most complex operating system ever, and upgrading from the current version, Windows XP, is a big step.

Looks like I'll be upgrading from the Curve since I have to have Wi-Fi and GPS.

What's the point of upgrading from the standard digital multimeter to a wireless box that works as an extension of your smartphone?

The suspension is upgraded from the standard Golf's.

The suspension has also been upgraded from the Cruze, with different shock absorbers and bushings.

We could upgrade from the digs to an office in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter and employ five staff.

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The best tables, woolly booths fashioned from sofas, are clever and cozy, and (like the menu) are borrowed and upgraded from the classic New York coffee shop.