Rather, the shifting and changing sounds suggest electronic sound effects, while sometimes the warping sounded like a vinyl record going very slowly.

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In 1992, the United States adopted a moratorium on nuclear testing, thus precluding the most rigorous and reliable means of establishing the susceptibility of electronic systems to electromagnetic effects.

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In his 1992 book, The Twilight of Sovereignty, he predicted the rise of electronic networks and their chief economic effects.

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Revenue growth in its largest segments, electronic and general merchandise (excluding the effects of exchange rates) slowed in North America to 56% from 80% and Internationally to 54% from 71%.

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Panorama investigates claims that the electronic smog of the wireless world can cause long-term health effects.

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The website Chilling Effects, a collaboration between a number of US law schools and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, publishes the notices, and is still visible via Google Search.

BBC: Film studios request removal of takedown notices

Well the effects of globalisation and our interdependence with other countries, the new network electronic communications means that we're also vulnerable in other ways - cyber attack bringing down the networks, pandemics, influenza, the First World War, DNA's now on the Internet, energy policy - all of these bring insecurities and potential threats to our country quite apart from...

BBC: John Reid MP, Former Cabinet Minister

This pairing creates some interesting effects, allowing for a great deal of precision and control in optical and electronic applications.

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No presses are required for purely electronic publishing, and over time, this new distribution system will have as-yet-unknown effects on the traditional publishing world.

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