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This automatic transferral of data requires no manual intervention and reduces hardware and real estate costs; therefore ILM vendors are able to promise a significant Return of Investment (ROI). Links are increasingly being used in preference to content indexing, not only in search engines but, for instance, to identify communities of Web sites (Flake, Lawrence, Giles, & Coetzee, 2002), or, on a more local scale, to examine social networks and the transferral of memes between webloggers (Marlow, 2001-2002). A severe shortage in neonatal intensive care beds in Victoria has been highlighted by the emergency transferral of a pregnant woman to Adelaide before giving birth to twins, 15 weeks premature. |
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