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In that case, debt becomes not an enabler, but actually something that's kind of crushing you.

But actually, something like GPS is only just migrating into the mass market.

"This goes to show that the shared love of cat videos isn't just a virtual thing, isn't just a matter of a few clicks, but actually something people can share in real life," Mr. Braden, 32, said.

But actually something even more appalling is about to occur: Will.i.am, creator of the nightmarishly cultish "Yes We Can" video, is débuting a new Obama video today, featuring (presumably teary-eyed) Election-Day testimonials by celebrities.

"Will's ambition to create a new category in wearables – not a simply a watch or a device that tells you your heart rate but actually something that brings together music, technology and fashion but also things that aren't available on your phone," said Dunne.

This is not just a fun thought exercise, but actually something that can change your life when you know this on a gut level.

How can a dance be more than just a collection of moves but actually do something, say something, ask something?

There was something very attractive and northern in that implacable sternness and coldness that is not quite coldness but is actually something quite extraordinary; real emotional and linguistic strength".

Another common multiplier is used to account for 'false positive' detections – instances where a sound is classified as coming from the species of interest, but was actually something else.

It's a case of technology saying it's going to do something, but actually doing something else enitrely, fueling our anxieties rather than soothing them.

"But it's actually something cool".