Someone had some fore thought way back.

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As cloud has achieved mainstream level adoption, traditional business and operational concerns have moved to the fore and must at some point be addressed lest adoption begin to stagnate or customers become disillusioned with the technology.

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Some at the fore: Dr. Judy Shelton and Prof.

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But there is a further explanation, rarely mentioned, which recent events have brought to the fore: that many voters, including some critics of Mr Berlusconi, see him as soft on tax evasion and so vote for him out of self-interest.

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Despite Petit's victory, some residual emotion comes to the fore during Bee season.

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In a new survey of 350 CIOs and IT managers, sponsored by Host Analytics, some of these frustrations come to the fore.

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The new multinationals have some distinct advantages in their sprint to the fore of global business.

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But the idea of some sort of deposit grab returned to the fore after Cyprus' attempt to gain Russian financial aid failed.

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Surely, some unique comparative advantage will come to the fore.

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Rising hostility towards "the other" in some parts of Europe is also bringing to the fore once again widespread anti-semitism.

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But while Mr Jaitley was fending off the US, in the UK the issue of both outsourcing and of fast-tracked incoming staff - a hot issue among some local IT workers - was returning to the fore.

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This, too, was when the lurid sexual dimension of rabies infection came to the fore, as medical reports began to stress the hypersexual behavior of some end-stage rabies patients.

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These issues naturally come to the fore in an economic downturn since, when all ships are rising, few notice that some classes benefit more than others.

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He said some of the scogs had been kept in the former potato store at the fore of the ship but he could not remember exactly where they all were.

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