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Why not employ the opposite approach to people who don't use the web: punishment?

Why not employ differential pricing on a micro individual-to-individual basis?

Why not employ the same strategies that software companies use -- mass collaboration -- in which they "leak" unfinished software to the amateur developers.

But why not employ this huge resource just waiting to be asked?

Refugees will have the right to work - why not employ them?

Yes, Antony Worrall Thompson was wrong, but why not employ more people to serve him?

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Why not use percentages of academics precariously employed as a new factor when calculating the rankings in your university guide?

Why not use percentages of academics precariously employed as a factor in the rankings in your university guide?

The question may arise of why not use Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) rather than employing a HMM framework.

Perhaps ancient ecclesiastical tradition encourages the University to maintain its own internal court system, but, apart from matters of academic malfeasance (e.g., cheating on exams, plagiarism, intellectual-property theft), it is not clear to me why we do not employ the criminal and civil systems to handle sexual-misconduct incidents (On the Campus, Oct. 8).

Clearly another reason why we should not employ a non-Englishman as national coach.

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