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Jones's arrival in 2007 coincided with an injection of Lottery funding, which now allows the gymnasts to train full-time.

Using the Jobs Act, which now allows equity crowdfunding, a buyout could be funded with small investments from millions of people.

I know I have put in the work, which now allows me to take opportunities as they come, as well as earning the right to a few risks".

The search giant has lined up partners that include Sprint, major card companies, and even New Jersey Transit, which now allows commuters to tap to pay their fares.

Among the countries that have taken positive steps over the past five years are: Argentina, which has removed the possibility of a perpetrator of sexual abuse making a settlement with the victim to escape prosecution; Bolivia, which now allows women to work at night; and Iraq, which now allows women to obtain a passport without their husband's permission.

But the approval, which now allows the company to market it specifically for metastatic breast cancer, will very likely increase use and make more insurance companies willing to cover it.

He applied for medical or compassionate parole under widened state eligibility rules, which now allow chronically and terminally ill inmates to apply for early release.

Take airlines, some of which now allow passengers to check-in online, access their boarding pass on mobile and operate Wi-Fi on flights.

The problem is further compounded by the Trump administration's recent changes to school lunch requirements, which now allow increased levels of sodium (and sugar) in school meals.

We present improvements to the interface reconstruction procedure in the level contour reconstruction method (LCRM) [J. Comput. Phys. 180 (2002) 427], which now allow the reconstruction to proceed using a locally instead of a globally calculated contour value.

Recent improvements have come from combining lentiviral vectors with engineered envelope proteins, which now allow targeting of cell entry to any cell population of interest, as well as the transduction of quiescent cells of the haematopoietic system.