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Competition will not be played out through which multinational is more creative or aggressive in its tax planning.

The stories will be played out through Facebook, YouTube, blogs, short stories and Twitter, with characters reacting to readers' interactions, and the publisher planning to develop the characters that users interact with most.

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This framework argues that our transition to the Information Age (which includes not just the Internet revolution, but other technologies like nanotech, biotech, 3D printing, and so on; and which will be playing out through the rest of this century, at minimum) will require us to rearrange our economic and political orders to more closely fit the Internet metaphor.

Such confrontations have already been playing out through less-than-friendly encounters between American and Chinese vessels.

The difficulties of allowing money to cover only the abortions of those women who can prove they were raped have been playing out through the Medicaid system for decades.

Therefore, if the effects of dispositional affect are playing out through social feedback mechanisms, the relationship of PA and NA with human unfair rejections should be the most marked.

And by "writer" here I don't just mean someone who happened to write things, but a person whose physical and intellectual being was played out through words and how he had learned to use them, and played out in such a way as to enable his readers to watch something that looks like a process of thinking.

To a degree unmatched by any modern leader of comparable stature, Gandhi's politics were played out through his body.

Some aspects of the social history of Detroit (and so America) that are played out through the novel's rich texture are less successful than others.

In "A Dangerous Method," the fallout of such repression seems more modest, because it's played out through Spielrein's personal case history as a patient whose traumas trace back to her childhood, when she was whipped by her father.

The president of the Law Council of Australia, Duncan McConnel, said the public attacks on Heydon being played out through the media were "unacceptable and damage the basis on which tribunals and courts operate".

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