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For a glimpse of how venomous and debased the discourse about Islam has become, consider a blog post in The New Republic this month.
To understand how hot the market for online advertising technology has become, consider aQuantive's stock price, which opened the year at about $25 a share.
If you want understand how strange American policy in Iraq has become, consider this: One of the leaders of Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq is named Qais al-Khazali.
To illustrate how vital the festival has become, consider "The Secret of the Grain," a brilliant French film that won four Césars (the French Oscars), including best picture, earlier this year but languished without a distributor until recent weeks.
As a measure of how surreal this self-censorship has become, consider how earlier this year Sony chickened out of releasing The Interview in the US for fear that North Korea would retaliate to a comedy assassination of its supreme leader with nukes as well as cyber-attacks.
But Nadal, still only 22, is certainly a clay-court master, and if you are trolling for a statistic that defines how big a fish he has become, consider this: In best-of-five-set matches, at a time when tennis has become increasingly international and dense at the top, Nadal's career record on clay is 45-0.
To appreciate just how leveraged homeowners have become, consider a common measure of homeowners' equity: the loan to value, or the percentage of a property's value that is borrowed.
Scream, utilizing a popular and attractive cast and an innovative script that mocked and embraced the conventions of horror which had become considered clichéd, was credited with changing the status of the genre, becoming both a financial and critical success, and launching the careers of many of its actors.
In that sense Jones has become ambidextrous, considered among the best — at guard, then tackle, and now center — without what others would consider enough sufficient time to master the intricacies.
