This is because they would use the lower frequencies that have traditionally been reserved for TV.
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Nearly a third said they would use load testing (37%) and build up website redundancy (33%).
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Of those responding 96% said they would use Manston in preference to other airports.
They want to know what currency they would use and what taxes they would pay.
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Yet there is no guarantee they would use that time wisely and reach a deal.
Ideally Facebook hoped, they would use Messenger instead of the main SMS on their phones.
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Ideally, they would use muons but, in practice, they are using a close cousin, the pion.
Instead, they would use some of that cash to grow their businesses, which would turbocharge the economy.
They would use one cell phone and discard it and move to another location and use another cell phone.
Consumers did not know how much they would use data and value it.
When Edelman asked his HBS students whether they would use a Groupon, roughly 100% of them raised their hands.
It gives European consumers more spending power, if only they would use it.
They said 89% of 1, 109 respondents said they would use the ferry service.
They would use tape recorders or they would write down the material and then enter this material into a play.
But Mr Ma believes most people could afford water at a realistic price, and they would use it more efficiently.
The couple also said they would use their winnings to help their relatives, including grandchildren, nieces and nephews, pay for college.
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Outside the hearing, lawyers for creditors said they would use legal process to question him under oath and obtain Vantage Fund documents.
Even though water is used in training, sensors react as though firefighters were using the foam they would use in a real emergency.
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Only half said they would use Body Mass Index to decide if older children or adolescents were underweight, as advised in international guidelines.
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Just over 80% said they would use a direct service to Amsterdam, with 60% then connecting with flights to other parts of Europe.
With this in mind, the Lib Dems plan to use their Conference to start spelling out how they would use those law making powers.
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To do so, the bank would have to negotiate with its traders, at the risk that they would use the information to adjust their prices.
Roughly 44% of consumers say they would use electronic table-side payment.
Among the 2, 000 men questioned, the majority in all centres would welcome a new method and two-thirds said they would use it if it were available.
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Alcohol Concern chief executive Eric Appleby said he hoped they would use the findings to help them focus their energy on schemes to tackle problem drinking.
So, customers wouldn't use, say, Paydiant's app at checkout, they would use one with the store's name on it and assign any card they wanted to it.
And you know, they would use a rationale that, well, we're so close to one another, we're such brotherly peoples, we don't need embassies speaking for us.
When asked if they would use this platform at home every hand in the room shot up in the air to show their enthusiasm for the new resources.
Mr Orchard and his wife, Laura, said they would use the money to buy new cars and a house, as well as saving some for their two children.
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