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The move is a sign of how Amazon continues to shave margins — something it can afford to do because of its scale.

Dr. John Von Neumann, mathematician and newly appointed Atomic Energy Commissioner, listed three other jobs only the Naval Ordnance Research Computer NORCcoulduldodo because of its ten-fold speed advantage over any other electronic brain now in existence.

And Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said in an interview on CNBC on Sunday that the United States had "a lot of work to do" because of its "long-term and unsustainable fiscal position".

The intramural face-off, waged a bit like a contest for class president, drew more attention than leadership contests usually do because of its implications for the party's future.

And he said that many of the historians he knows feel their work has become even more critical: "I've had any number of colleagues say they feel recommitted and energized to do what they do, because of its very importance now".

A dry discussion ensued on the pragmatism of a strong title, and how well Austin Powers did because of its title, and so on.

It's a smart bet to watch what this team does because of its experience, but also because they are in a mode of taking their time and seeing what works.

In fact, maybe it only survived as long as it did because of its magical sonic and visual qualities.

While Ashley's carefully researched book is almost a biography and might seem a complete survey of Conan Doyle's oeuvre, it does — because of its focus — omit consideration of important works that failed to appear in the Strand.

Carter told the BBC that Trident enabled Britain to "continue to play that outsized role on the global stage that it does because of its moral standing and its historical standing".