Consider, for example, that up until a year ago China's economy was able to grow at tremendous rates despite a highly undervalued stock market.
Consider, for example, that income varies with education.
Consider, for example, that our warplanes are on average more than 25 years old.
Consider, for example, that jokes comparing lawyers and rats have multiplied like, well, crazy.
Consider, for example, that Roma represent more than 20% of new entrants into the labour force in the countries above.
Consider, for example, that America Online and Time Warner are trying to complete a merger based in part on the premise of a broadband nation.
Consider, for example, that Australia – an economy a fifth of the size of ours - is investing the equivalent of around £18bn in its national broadband network.
Consider, for example, that a celebrity like Kim Kardashian, who has 25 million Twitter followers, has been paid $10,000 to tweet about ShoeDazzle.
Consider, for example, that an offered or desired ride can start anywhere, end up anywhere, and happen on any date or time.
Consider, for example, that in general they have both cut back and re-directed their R&D spending in recent years.
Consider, for example, that 10 years after the wave of new CSR reports and the introduction of Timberland's Green Index, there is still not a single, audited, comparable, accepted standard for reporting of corporate carbon emissions.
