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Try riskprediction.org or Confused.com, which both make for scary reading if you're a smoker.

After the merger, a combined Northrop-TRW, which both make these sensors, will have monopoly control on their sales.

In addition to ARM, the joint venture includes Gemalto and Giesecke & Devrient, which both make security tools for payment technologies.

Officials argue that Brazil and India, which both make generic versions of leading drugs, have used the American response to terrorism as an excuse to increase sales.

However, Chinese firms such as Huawei and ZTE, which both make telecoms equipment, increased their R&D spending by 30-50%.

Sapiens International and closely held Ness Technologies, which both make software and provide services to help companies do business on the Internet, have agreed to merge, the companies said today.

Take Gogobot.com and Afar.com, which both made their debuts last year.

Almost all the wines in the tasting were from northeastern Spain, with two exceptions, which both made our top 10.

The sense organs, on apprehending their objects, are said to offer them to buddhi, or intelligence, which both makes judgments and enjoys the objects of the senses.

The Leone cycle, which both made Eastwood a star and initiated the long run of what were to be called "spaghetti westerns" (usually shot in Spain, usually by Italians), came just after the golden era of Hollywood westerns had ended.

All of which both makes intuitive sense, yet leaves a pressing question unaddressed: just what does it mean for a machine to carry out a task in the first place?