At the flick of a switch, the screens display real-time connected data like recent Foursquare check-ins, weather, Facebook likes and Instagrams, along with team stats and facts and more for each individual stadium at once.

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The presence of leveraged traders such as quants at their heart means conditions can now turn, at the flick of a switch, from stability to panic.

ECONOMIST: The peril for markets when computers miscalculate

Work to install transponders to allow the mayor to change the timing of traffic lights at a flick of a switch has temporarily made the situation even worse.

ECONOMIST: London's roads

We are not going to be able to get the health service back to normal with the flick of a switch.

BBC: NHS will take days to recover

The roof is connected by an elongated bicycle chain to a garage-door motor that rolls it back at the flick of a switch.

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So, in addition to the iQue electronic mapping system, which is available at the flick of a switch, you can also easily synch your names, addresses, appointments, tasks and e-mail between the M5 and a PC using the M5's USB cradle.

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Now, when the Wrexham-based workers leave the office, at the "flick of a switch" at 20:00 GMT their colleagues in Auckland take over until 08:00 GMT and UK customers continue to receive the same service through the night.

BBC: North East Wales

Beth Tweddle, Greg Rutherford and Luke Campbell will flick the switch on Friday 31 August, in what is the centenary year of the famous lights.

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