We can project ourselves into the future on the basis of experience with existing agrobusiness schemes.

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The near pass should help scientists project collision likelihood well into the future.

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Zandi believes it's largely the trend line that affects a voter's sense of well-being, because people project that trend into the future.

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Engineering software developer Autodesk, which collaborated on the project, is looking even further into the future.

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Obviously it is exceedingly hard to project seven or 10 years into the future.

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Is marriage to Ms. Harris one of the ways he hopes to project his vision into a future that will outlast that of his 58 year old daughter, Christie?

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Although it's currently just in the proof-of-concept, prototype stage (like, it still needs to be plugged into the wall, making it less than ideal for outdoor applications), future versions of the project will sport batteries (of course), sensors for monitoring water quality, cameras for peeping stuff, and even bacteria for breaking down pollutants (think: Exxon Valdez).

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Project Frog, the San Francisco startup behind the 7-Eleven store, is dragging a 19th-century industry into the future with stylish, energy-efficient buildings that can be built in less time and as much as 50% cheaper.

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