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Bill Gates, who in his philanthropic activities comes closest to embodying the romantic solutionist zeal of Google's founders, has at least made his money by selling software.

The BBC's decision to produce the newsletter to promote its activities comes at a time when the local media is fighting to survive.

Part of corporate resistance to experimenting with hands-on activities comes from the difficulty of measuring the value of paying employees to, say, build a go-cart or a radio set while in the office.

The information about Canada's surveillance activities comes after months of revelations of the N.S.A.'s spying on Brazilian targets, including Ms. Rousseff, her top aides and Petrobras, the national oil company.

My colleague explored the concept in this post, but to refresh your memory here's Mr LevittIt wasn't until the U.S. government's crackdown on internet poker last week that I came to realize that the primary determinant of where I stand with respect to government interference in activities comes down to the answer to a simple question: How would I feel if my daughter were engaged in that activity?

The latest addition to my daily mindfulness activities comes at the end of the day.

"There seems to be irregular activities coming from the US Embassy," said Keith Khoza.

CLOSING IN Bit by bit, new details of Dr. Lee's activities came tumbling out.

Of course, many of these online activities come with some measure of security.

Out of these activities came two books Causes and Consequences (1898) and Practical Agitation (1900).

The NSC's illegal activities came to light in November 1986 and aroused an immediate public uproar.