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Today's computers make it vastly easier for scientists to build these models.

(Within twenty-four hours, Ternovskiy made it vastly easier for the site to cut off offensive users).

The landmark United States Supreme Court ruling in the case Roe v. Wade, which made it vastly easier for women to obtain legal abortions, arrived in 1973.

It has become vastly easier for very small firms to coordinate production of highly tailored products as part of extended supply chains.

Braintree (which acquired Venmo before itself being gobbled up by PayPal in 2013) and Stripe are among those doing for online merchants what Square did for food trucks: making it vastly easier for people to hand over money.

In-home lottery sales would cut into convenience store business and make it vastly easier for minors to gamble, said Marc Katz, vice president for government relations at the National Association of Convenience Stores.

"We're making it vastly easier and cheaper for businesses to meet environmental obligations without altering the underlying laws and regulations.

And today I can announce that we will also:  Make it vastly easier and cheaper for businesses to meet environmental obligations  -  by March 2015 Defra will have slashed 80,000 pages of environmental guidance saving businesses around £100m per year; as well as Help house builders by cutting down 100 overlapping and confusing standards applied to new homes to less than 10.

Now that most of our information streams are built out of zeros and ones, it's vastly easier to capture all those bits for posterity: every phone call, every passing conversation, every book you read or face you see -- the totality of information that flows through a human life.

For one, it is vastly easier to find new words than it is to overturn old habits, and all too easy to mistake the ubiquity of the new carbon-speak for substantive change.

That should make progress vastly easier, but it also should make it impossible for Democrats to blame Republicans if something does not get done.