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The new release will bring a host of new features, including a streamlined look and the ability to load it on devices of all kinds, including holograms.
Volvo's driverless trucks will be piloted in a real mine in northern Sweden in the autumn, which will bring a host of complications.
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple on Monday introduced a new version of its mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads that will bring a host of new features, including maps that let users soar over a three-dimensional rendering of a city.
PAGE B1 UPDATES FROM APPLE Apple introduced a new version of its mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads that will bring a host of new features, including maps that let users soar over a three-dimensional rendering of a city.
The arrests, during which a cache of bomb-making material was confiscated, were the latest in a security sweep before the NATO summit, a gathering that will bring a host of world leaders, including President Bush, to Istanbul in 10 days.
PlayBook 2.0 will bring a host of new email management tools to the tablet: unified inbox with social network integration, tabbed email, rich-text email editing, multi-account search.
Rockstar said that the update will also bring "a host of fixes and dynamic tuning updates".
Indians will have to get used to the fact that its push for transparency and modernization will, by definition, bring a host of scandals and skeletons out of the closet in almost every industry and at every level of society.
Davey said: "David comes from a background of musical excellence and exploration, and will bring a whole host of fresh ideas to help us ensure the greatest classical music festival in the world continues to provide the place for people to discover and rediscover the best classical music.
Radio 4 bring a host of listener favourites to the Fringe; David Mitchell will be dropping in to host The Unbelievable Truth, Nicholas Parsons and Paul Merton will rock up for Just a Minute, as will Clive Anderson for Loose Ends.
That could bring a host of new problems.
