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Apple, which already uses Imagination Technologies chips for other purposes, declined to comment on the investment.
The exception is Coke's Odwalla juice brand, which already uses all plant-based material to make a type of plastic suitable for juices.
Among the licensees of Nuance's technology is Apple for its Siri personal digital assistant, and Samsung itself, which already uses the technology in its phones, tablets and televisions.
But distance matters little to today's children, says Rebecca Stacey, assistant head at Ashmount Primary, a north London school which already uses BrightSpark to help both gifted and struggling ten and 11-year-olds.
Leveraging that notion, Intel is angling to persuade big PC makers like Lenovo, which already uses Intel chips in its computers, to use Atom chips as they move more aggressively into the mobile phone market.
Dubai International Capital, a sovereign-wealth fund, for instance, already owns 3% of EADS, maker of Airbuses and Eurofighters: that should not trouble anybody.But what if, say, Russia, which already uses its gas supplies to further its political ends, were to try to take a large stake in a west European energy business?
The process at charter schools, which already use an online enrollment Web site, will not change.
The new scheme will be tested in early 2013 in four hospitals, including St Thomas's in central London, which already use questionnaires to collect mothers' opinions.
Airlines, for example, which already use yield management to manipulate ticket prices minute by minute, could, say, sell a New York-San Francisco ticket, but make everybody get off in Phoenix.
Eighteen million members pay $35 a year to shop at Costco, whether in stores or online, and that includes 3.9 million small businesses and nonprofit organizations, 78percentt of which already use the Internet.
Motoring organisations and the Consumers Associationn (publishers of Which?) already use a loophole that allows clubs to provide legal advice to members, so are well placed to extend their services to the general public.
