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Tax incentives will unleash a wave of investment across the country.

It was controversial among traditionalists but helped unleash a wave of bands, from Steeleye Span and Lindisfarne arguably through to today's Bellowhead.

He has promised a deal with holdouts will help unleash a wave of foreign investment, bringing down inflation and reviving a stagnant economy.

The changes are expected to unleash a wave of consolidation locally, allowing long-established media players, including the Murdoch family, to increase their already vast interests.

The aim is to unleash a wave of innovation to face down fast-growing economic powers like China and India and generate new jobs at home.

The move to IPV6 (the latest internet protocol), will also unleash a wave of new information as more objects are connected to the web.

Childs is being held on $5 million bail, as the authorities fear he could unleash a wave of attacks on the FiberWAN system Childs built.

The militants had unleashed a wave of attacks across Pakistan over the past year.

However, the publicity unleashed a wave of public discontent.

A bombing at the same shrine in February 2006 unleashed a wave of sectarian bloodshed.

Before Iridium could move, Sonic Scream opened his mouth and unleashed a wave of sound.

The referendum in 1999 resulted in a vote for independence and unleashed a wave of violence.

It was the start of a Mali onslaught as they unleashed a wave of second-half attacks.

Flashes of light filled the air as their Transvices heated up, unleashing a wave of destruction.

It unleashed a wave of borrowing by state firms that is proving to be a burden today.

That unleashed a wave of protests from Bangkok to Seoul and inflamed opposition parties throughout the region.