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At one point, the Jets' playoff hopes rested on Mark Sanchez and the Texans backup Jake Delhomme simultaneously playing well, which is like hoping that all of the planets in the solar system align and the resulting gravitational force generates some kind of megatidal wave.
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On the other hand, both local initiatives as well as companies in the end have to generate some kind of income and are equally resource dependent.
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