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And while this may not actually be based on a comic-book, it still suffers from the worst traits of those disappointing graphic novel adaptations that regularly mistake freeze-frame storyboard surface for substance.

However, clarification of those plans by the Treasury indicates it will actually be based on the new 50% rate, and that those earning between £150,000 and £160,000 will continue to get more tax relief on their own contributions than they do now beyond 2011, possibly saving as much as 50p tax for every £1 they pay into their pension.

He cautions that the insects might not be all that intelligent, but that instead, "these results may mean that culturelike phenomena might actually be based on relatively simple mechanisms".

As for the web service itself, we hear it will actually be based on browser plugins — this isn't a full HTML5 solution (note that Google took a similar approach with its own web implementation of Google Voice earlier this year).

Previously believed to be based on Windows Vista, it's just been announced that forthcoming Windows Embedded platform code-named "Quebec" will actually be based on Windows 7. The announcement came from Microsoft General Manager Kevin Dallas in an industry address at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston today 10/288).

Until that point, I hadn't been exposed to the idea that for some people, being good or bad often means something beyond actions and deeds; it can actually be based on where you're from or what your parents happen to believe.

The hugely popular movie "The Matrix" is classic Dick without actually being based on one of his works, and, really, who is Freddy Krueger of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" films if not a cruder manifestation of the ubiquitous and demonic Palmer Eldritch?

The worst is not being perceived how you actually are, based on your age.

But it's increasingly clear that the process has actually been based on anything but science.

Figure 4C actually was based on Tollin and Koka's data, not the spherical model.

In other words, the alcohol-attributable deaths and PYLL in 2010 actually are based on consumption patterns from 1990 to 1995, but in this paper were estimated based on consumption in 1990 and 2010.