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This helps them handle short-term spikes but also drives experimentation and innovation because there are basically no upfront costs.

In Somalia, Mr. Frodl said, pirates can act with far greater impunity because there is basically no government in that country.

For a long time this was not a particularly big problem, because there were basically only two kinds of episodic television.

We had a prize for environmental journalism which we brought in at the top of the market, but we discontinued it last year because there was basically no leverage left for the two-and-a-half environmental journalists left.

"Cornwall is very interesting because there is basically no Labour party there, only Tory and Lib Dem, yet it is a place with incredibly low wages and seasonal casual employment so, in the county elections, we got an average of 18% of the vote," says Bennett.

The team notes that eCPMs are really low on mobile right now because there is basically no targeting.

Det Supt Barraclough added: "You cannot be sure the nursing accreditation Chua provided is accurate because there's basically some chap who provides them for a fee.

This is important because there's basically no storage available in Mexico, lacking mature fields, aquifers, and saline domes to store natural gas.

No one will catch you at it because there's basically no-one there.

But no one can explain why it happens (mostly because there's basically no research in the area), so I called Nicole Prause to find out.

It's why they don't feel like the gifts that they bring to political or economic society are even being heard, because there's basically a few very powerful forces.