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" ... But while automakers only very carefully and gradually added data points to head-up displays and began making use of augmented-reality technology there, what they conveyed on nav screens — those increasingly huge stretches of glass perched on the dashboard above the center console, initially used mainly to show maps — burgeoned much more. The screens became essentially the central computer monitor for the car, through which every function of the automobile now is displayed, from audio streams to climate control to mood-lighting settings, and still showing navigation information. ... "
" ... If the economy experiences a downturn, Vivo should not be as affected as other destinations which have already hit their peak values. “This area has not burgeoned as much because there hasn’t been as much demand,” says Mullen. ... "
" ... If you’re not among the default Porsche faithful and cross-shopping is required, the field of high-performance SUVs has burgeoned since the Macan Turbo debuted in 2014. Jaguar F-PACE SVA or its alter ego, the Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography, both with a gorgeous 5-liter supercharged V8, have comparable acceleration and fine dynamics. BMW’s potent X3M is a more recent arrival that can slug toe-to-toe with Macan Turbo thanks to its sweet 503-horsepower straight-six twin-turbo engine. The larger twin-turbo V8 BMW X5M warrants a look if you need more rear-seat legroom and cargo for longer pleasure tours, though its starting point is many, many thousands more than a heavily optioned Macan Turbo. Any of these vehicles will serve faithfully, and also exhilarate on the sort of mountain roads I’m blessed with a few minutes from home. ... "
" ... In December 2019 The Economist named Uzbekistan country of the year, one that “has travelled furthest” in its reforms and improvements on all fronts, adding that it needed to keep improving. That has certainly happened. Child labor has been pretty much eradicated – a great concern of human rights watchers. Scores of political prisoners got released, rather a miracle in a place that compared to North Korea for a while. Efforts to stabilize nearby Afghanistan through trade have multiplied including the creation of a large free-trade center near the Afghan border. All manner of heavy-weight international talent has been recruited to help in government. Plus, according to Frank Muradov who is familiar with the expatriate community, “there's been a large reverse-brain-drain of top-caliber Uzbek professionals going back to Uzbekistan” - which would certainly not have happened before. Above all, the economy has burgeoned apace. Uzbekistan has become the world's number one exporter of gold. This and the recent spike in the metal's value owing to the Covid-related increase in global demand has led to a remarkable indicator of economic health: Uzbekistan was the almost unique country not to record a recession during the Covid crisis. But the real goal was always diversification of the economy – that is, to metamorphose from exporting raw materials to manufacturing products and launching a hi-tech sector. ... "
" ... Nor is negotiation likely to have much effect. There is unmistakable evidence of economic reform and greater prosperity in North Korea, but the state has been attempting to reassert control over the black market economy which has burgeoned since the famine. Moreover, there is no political change. While the North recently launched an international charm offensive, it continues to highlight weapons development and spout rehashed threats against America and the ROK. The regime might be willing to negotiate over future weapons expansion, but would not likely trade away the one factor causing the world to follow events in the DPRK. Moreover, no piece of paper would guarantee against Washington’s propensity to impose regime change whenever it seems convenient. ... "