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I actually think it's more likely that Buffett who, after all, has already pledged his fortune to the Gates Foundation for charity, believes that by talking the economy up he can actually have a tangible impact.

They also noted what a rarity it was for two filmmakers to be granted the opportunity to produce a trilogy of films without robots, hobbits or superhero spandex; rarer still when those films actually have a tangible impact on society, and enter into the national dialogue on a major court case.

As one example, the University of Michigan's Ross Business School now has a "Business + Impact" initiative devoted to making sure research produced actually has a tangible social impact.

They also have a tangible value.

"I thought what if we could have a tangible energy solution which would be retrofitted easily, that would have a good power app that you could actually use but, most importantly, give you power when and where you need it".

"We want to have a tangible impact on the client's business or services".

All seemed surprised and happy to have a tangible reason to salute the team.

Ultimately they can have a tangible effect on patients.

I have a tangible, emotional connection to the region.

"I actually had a subscription".

As it becomes apparent that most of the major financials are doomed (they actually have no net tangible equity or even negative equity in today's recessionary real estate and business environment) and are being de facto nationalized, shareholders will continue to suffer.