1.   Spring and foam mattresses are a fairly new innovation, arguably combining the best of both worlds.

2.   But is that because a new innovation you see.

3.   This year you will see that Membership subscription are also included on your invoice, a new innovation, so that ALL fees may be paid together.

4.   But Indiana also is adding new innovations such as warrentied contracts and efficiency bonuses in an increased effort to improve road service.

5.   Customers often help new innovations find their best and most practical uses.

6.   Debates rage over whether new innovations should be freely disseminated or patented in hopes of generating royalties.

7.   Endless marketing of new innovations is also lost on most travelers, who see flying as something to be endured rather than enjoyed.

8.   In addition to advertising, he said, new innovations are needed if milk is to reverse its slide with this group and raise its appeal in others.

9.   It has introduced free car breakdown service for customers and is testing all-night openings at some stores, a relatively new innovation in the U.K.

10.   No company has fully internalized the new innovation regime with its focus on big, rule-busting ideas and radical entrepreneurship.