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You may analyze the possibilities at great length and find the mathematically superior line.
It communicates with a display inside your house and it can also upload your information to the Internet so that you may analyze it.
Never limit yourself with how you brought up, your traditions, education, beliefs… These things can constrain you and you may analyze the affects of your problems wrong or you may limit your needs so you cannot clearly see the affects of your problems.
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He may analyze the thing later and say, 'I understand why he does that.' " Mr. Cuarón can describe the subtlety of the performance, though.
The procedures "would clarify that the National Security Agency NSAA) may analyze communications metadata associated with United States persons and persons believed to be in the United States", Wainstein wrote.
While traditional media planners may analyze 10 to 20 ad buying opportunities a week, automated buyers of online advertising often analyze millions of ad buying opportunities a second.
Most marketers today focus narrowly on consumers' needs within the parameters of their product category; at best, a marketer may analyze a few related categories.
The flow of information, or the lack of it, displays another characteristic about the National Aeronautics and Space Administration that the board may analyze: the agency's approach to peer review and accountability.
Referring to steps taken to prevent intentional collection of telephone content of those inside the US, the document states: "NSA analysts may analyze content for indications that a foreign target has entered or intends to enter the United States.
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