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AnonLeaks, a site launched last week, adopts a bit of WikiLeaks' branding, along with its strategy of putting documents online with an easy user interface and even requesting that supporters create "mirror" sites to defeat censorship, as WikiLeaks does.

Perhaps the other candidates should adopt a bit of his libertarian fervour.

But I say we adopt a bit of blue-sky thinking and push the envelope that bit further.

None of which is to argue against good deeds, Dr. Oakley said, but rather to adopt a bit of an engineer's mind-set, and be prepared for energy losses and your own limitations.

(Anderson) Wavves (Thursday) After growling out his innermost wishes in 2011 on "I Wanna Meet Dave Grohl," the singer Nathan Williams and his brash surf-punk group Wavves have adopted a bit of their hero's genial pop commerciality.

(Anderson) Wavves and King Tuff (Thursday) After growling out his innermost wishes in 2011 on "I Wanna Meet Dave Grohl," the singer Nathan Williams and his brash surf-punk group Wavves have adopted a bit of their hero's genial pop commerciality.

When a parish reaches a certain size, it is encouraged to divide in two, with part of the congregation moving to a nearby location, usually with a newly ordained pastor, a process that the Redeemed, adopting a bit of American evangelical lingo, call "church planting".

We along with the rest of the planet are going to suffer it, and the sooner that mind-set is absorbed in Washington — and we adopt a bit of modesty in accepting disasters and some chaos abroad without intervening — the better for our military, our society and the American taxpayer.

"He is adopting a bit of a shotgun approach," says LSTM entomologist Philip McCall.

Be Engaged: At this stage in his career, you might think Jagger would have adopted a bit of aloofness.

The Olympic sprint races on Wednesday in Whistler were an attempt by the sport to adopt at least a bit of the X Games ethos.