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Gravity Jack will work with them (and cover costs) to develop a solution that addresses their needs, then use that as a foothold from which to reach others in the space that might (perhaps rightfully) be wary of adopting the technology.

It was critical for the Allies to take and hold Normandy to provide the foothold from which to create a western front and launch the assault that ended the war.

A victory in Mississippi: Voters in the Magnolia State defeated a ballot initiative that would have declared that life begins at fertilization, which supporters saw as a legislative foothold from which to launch a challenge to reproductive rights nationwide.

This study provides a foothold from which to gain further insight into the interactions and importance of cell cycle G0/G1 arrest on recombinant protein secretion and the related signaling pathways.

The turmoil engulfing the Arab world has upturned so many familiar assumptions that governments (whether inside or outside the Arab region) are struggling to find some sure footholds from which to chart their stance and course of action.

"But it's important that the American people know that we are making progress and we are focused on goals that are clear and achievable". The president's strategy is to start bringing some of the troops home in a year, but he said he would not permit terrorists to once more gain a foothold in Afghanistan from which to attack the US.

According to the indictment, Gonzalez, 28, gained a foothold into the systems of credit card processors such as Heartland Payment Systems and retailers like OfficeMax, Barnes & Noble and TJX Cos. using an amateur hacking technique called "wardriving," which uses wireless access points to find vulnerable networks from which to launch attacks.

These fundamental principles, in turn, provide a vital foothold by which to optimize the solid-state charge transporting ability of current and next-generation radical polymer designs.

But, surprisingly, I find myself experiencing an ambivalent nostalgia for the unsophisticated past and a hope that Peekskill, in its new multidimensionality, will remember its hardscrabble dreamy-eyed misfits and continue to provide a solid foothold from which they may aspire.

The novel's structure reflects that fluidity, as it cuts back and forth through 100 years of time, "the black clock of the century". Here is a Borgesian labyrinth where characters invent each other through their imaginations, where there are glancing references to history as we know it but no stable foothold from which we can observe that this is real and that invented.

"By making a human click on a link or open up a file, the attackers can run their own malicious code, which often creates a back door into the network". That establishes a foothold from which attackers can control their activities in that environment.