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Java has taken hold in set-top boxes and mobile phones, which now outnumber PCs.
In just the past year, medical headlines have covered record-setting fines paid by pharmaceutical companies, the overuse of potentially carcinogenic medical radiation, medical device recalls and the rise of prescription drug deaths (which now outnumber illicit drug deaths).
The fastest growth in internet use is in China's poorer, more rural provinces, partly because of a surge in users connecting via mobile devices, which now outnumber those connecting from computers.
(Is this how the civilian death toll in drone strikes is kept low: the dead are counted as combatants?) On top of the violence, with these signature strikes, which now outnumber "personality" strikes, we add the traumatizing anxiety of living under "the angry bird".
As part of the deal, Jeffrey Chandler joined the Tribune board, on which Otis' descendents now outnumber those of Medill.
This doesn't sound promising for ambitious young women, but consider a recent report released by UCAS, which found that women now outnumber men in 112 of 180 degree subjects.
In the subsequent years, which now match or outnumber those of the performers' recording careers, these two men have remained the most magnetic figures in the music world.
That sparked a political backlash, which along with demographic shifts — Latinos now outnumber whites in California — has made the state one of the most hospitable for immigrants without legal status.
Grey squirrels, which arrived from America in the 19th century, now outnumber reds by 20 to one and some conservationists fear the red species, Sciurus vulgaris, could disappear in a generation.
In some areas of the country, this has created a quiet phenomenon in which girls are now outnumbered by boys in some mixed schools by three to one.
Women still staff the metal telephone kiosks which dot its pavements, guarding grubby wired handsets, but SIM sellers now outnumber them.
