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Paramount's sailing was smooth in part because it essentially hung a "gone fishing" sign on its front gates, delaying its big bet, "G.I.

Kantareddy says this chip-based design can create more reliable RFID sensors than antenna-based designs because it essentially separates a tag's sensing and communication capabilities.

2. The design has major implications for the federalism structure in Australia, because it essentially involves the Australian govenrment taking over a state responsibility.

"It appears to run afoul of I.R.S. rules, because it essentially does no work and funnels the contract to the for-profit entity".

Recently, I mentioned that productivity in the tradable sector is important, because it essentially governs the real incomes an economy can pay.

"Techno" can be a confusing term because it essentially preceded "electronica" as a catchall phrase for electronic music, and is often still used in that context.

Dr. Dean, whose physician persona is at the heart of his campaign, says his plan is the most politically realistic, because it essentially expands the existing system.

The markets didn't react well to that because it essentially kicks the can down the road and doesn't deal with the long term solution of Greek insolvency.

The approach supported by Mr. Gribetz, he said, "would be an injustice for people with disabilities because it essentially excludes them from this historic settlement".

Christopher Knittel, an economist at the University of California, Davis, says the LCFS is economically inefficient, because while it essentially taxes gasoline, it subsidizes ethanol.

Minor-league baseball is on the map because it is essentially baseball in its purest form.