We know this is not ideal for user, but it means there are 'shared objects' between the two codebases which require users allow third party sites (any other domain including subdomains) access to local storage.

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But back when the NHS was set up in 1948, health was seen as a complete responsibility of the state, whereas care was means-tested, and very much the domain of the family and the local community.

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Some local governments have sought to stretch their eminent domain power as a means of augmenting revenue by expanding their tax base.

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Grinda shared a story with the audience about a local e-commerce company that had its domain name taken away by some Brazilian judge, effectively killing its business overnight.

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"We have all had to endure substantially increased operating costs by setting up shops in locations where those local governments are providing subsidies, " said Digital Domain Chief Executive Ed Ulbrich.

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Worldreader gets e-books from the public domain or donations from publishers, or by digitally publishing work by local authors.

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Internationalised Domain Names form a vital part of the ecosystem necessary to foster the growth of local languages online and consist of characters from non-Latin scripts such as Arabic or Cyrillic.

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In recent years, however, local and state governments around the country have been misusing this right of eminent domain.

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