Grimsson says new data centers -- the computer warehouses that essentially house the Internet -- are coming to Iceland because they can be powered by clean energy, and because the country is a smart linking point between North America and Europe.

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Once the GPS data is linked to the pictures and prepared by a program on the computer, your trip can be shown as points on a map or aerial photo, with each point linking to a picture.

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At one point he proposed linking sales reps' bonuses to how well they accounted for free samples but was overruled, he claimed at the trial of his former colleagues.

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"That comes back to linking in very carefully about the point we have made about protecting the vulnerable, " he said.

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Merseyside Police said they were not linking their inquiry to the one taking place in Manchester "at this point".

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Without reeling off any more facts and acquisition figures, the key point to register is that wherever you look, China is linking physical assets to virtual trades, not just to feed gas market liquidity, but to rebalance WTI and Brent for oil.

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From an expectant mother's first scan in an NHS hospital at about 12 weeks, future parents will get texts and emails linking to information films and advice directly relating to the development of their child at that point.

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Weinberg also states that a feasibility study for a Bluefields-Nueva Guinea highway has been completed by the Danish development agency DANIDA, linking two towns in the Southern Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAS), with a further link foreseen to Monkey Point (which lies south of Bluefields, the RAAS seat).

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