Companies have run similar services in Europe for at least 15 years.

IntegriGuard.com offers access to similar services for $5 a month.

Many years after, in 1440, he had a grant of £10 a year for similar services.

Other similar services do exist, but they may not be free to use.

I can only wish that my daughter had given me a similar service.

The company had offered a similar service in the early 1970s on a small scale.

Similar services have been introduced before, but nothing quite like this.

As the town outside the village developed, it added similar services.

It is a service very similar to what credit card companies provide.

And anyway, couldn't the network just create its own similar service if it wanted to?