Of course, on the flip side, Microsoft's cost of revenue increased in Q4, related to Skype's acquisition, basically because it had to deal with all the related costs of onboarding Skype's team, paying a bunch of new people, etc.
The Fox network, for example, has basically announced that because it has two pillars for its programming -- baseball in the fall and "American Idol" in the winter -- it no longer has a fall television season.
But even if I wanted to campaign against the mining company that was harming drinking water, I couldn't because it has basically now paid us off.
We can't get enough of Quora these days, basically because it connects people who have information to people who need it, and especially to those that didn't think they needed it.
[The relationship] has to have this constant dialogue, basically, because it's reliant on all these forms of communication that have to take on the shape and permutations of different people [in the show].
Stephenson, though, still has a bit to contend with: since his bungalow has a spare room he's fallen prey to the bedroom tax, and last year he lost his mobility allowance, basically because he has a wheelchair.
Gary has this saying, "Is this for real?", when he starts talking to camera, basically because he has to rehearse different links.
But in a period of severe stress for the company, where they've been counting on lighting to make good for them, it has underperformed, basically because of prolonged stagnant global demand.
"The higher end has done better basically because the economy has done better and people are willing to spend.
