| And they have made it clear that they are prepared to store more data locally for clients in other countries if laws require this. Cloud companies are also jazzing up their basic offerings. |
| It's called jazzing, a dance of mixed race, so-called Cape Coloreds say they created long before some of these young aficionados were born. |
| Diluted fruit juice or adding a little cordial is also a good way of jazzing up water, or for a nice hot drink try fruit and herb teas. |
| You can't fault the director, George C. Wolfe, for jazzing up the action every chance he gets — or for relying too heavily on David Rockwell's smart scenic design to create set pieces that should have been part of the script. |
| Priced-out Londoners are spreading wealth around the country—investing this hard-won disposable income in jazzing up cities like Birmingham and Manchester. |
| Moo-riffic Milk Sure, kids love milk, but at snacktime, try jazzing up the plain stuff with fruit, cocoa, and other fun flavors. |
