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Mr. Obama should halt deployment and devote a fraction of that budget to continued research until there is a guarantee that the system will work.
The British, ignorant and condescending where Ireland is concerned, rarely devote a fraction of the interest to Irish contests that they lavish on far less relevant US ones.
It would be a fine thing if the self-styled human rights activists protesting the Israeli actions who joined Yasir Arafat in his compound could devote a fraction of their efforts to demonstrations against Arab suicide bombers.
"Can you imagine if they could devote a fraction of that obsession, imagination and creativity to producing new ideas instead of rehashing tired political games?
If we could devote a fraction of the current costs of health care to this type of wide-spread preventive care, I believe we could start to make some inroads.
YESTERDAY, the indefatigable Glenn Greenwald tweeted:Hard to imagine how much different/better our political culture would be if media devoted a fraction of WeinerEnergy to things that matterThis proposition was re-tweeted over 100 times.
If they had devoted a fraction of the energy to editing this text that they did to marketing it, then the turkey might have had a chance to fly; as it is, it is destined to sit on the coffee tables of liberal America, lightly thumbed and quickly discarded.The best part of the book deals with his early life.
Once Hubble's corrective optics were shown to be performing well, Robert Williams, the then-director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, decided to devote a substantial fraction of his DD time during 1995 to the study of distant galaxies.
Coordination of ribosomal biogenesis with the requirement for protein synthesis is of particular importance, since cells devote a large fraction of their biosynthetic capacity for ribosomal biogenesis.
"Fish under temperature and oxygen stress will reach smaller sizes, live less long and will have to devote a bigger fraction of their energy to survival at the cost of growth and reproduction," writes Mr Roberts.
But Brown still proposes to devote a large fraction of national income to public purposes.
