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Showing off one striking bump in the data, Fabiola Gianotti, a spokeswoman for the Atlas team, said, "If we are just being lucky, it will take a lot of data to kill it".
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We were surprised to find more than 400 of them, many of which were some of the most popular in our data set: To Kill a Mockingbird, 1984, Lord of the Flies, but also The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Game of Thrones (#1), The Lovely Bones and Bridget Jones's Diary.
The worst case scenario for Sprint would be if they decided to go the Verizon route: when they launched the iPhone 4 back in February, Verizon kept their unlimited data plan, only to kill it four months later.
And predictive data is unlikely to kill innovation; indeed, it's likely the opposite.
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Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters Updated at 2.15pm BST 12.19pm BST The cross-party committee examining the communications data bill is going to "kill the bill" because the legislation "simply can't work", a Lib Dem member has said.
In agreement with these data, capacity of MT103 to kill host cells and to induce Bim was abolished when we infected with heat-killed MT103, comparably as observed with non-virulent live MTBVAC.
Then there was AT&T's decision in mid-2010 to kill unlimited data plans on smartphones for new customers.
Corrosion "could have far-reaching effects" because the "defective wiring harnesses" supply power and data to the kill vehicle's on-board guidance system, said the GAO report, which is dated May 6.
You can't order it to kill all the data on it in 24 hours.
Although recent surveys have found some carcasses containing enough diclofenac to kill a vulture, the data are still coming in.
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