We continue to declare our symptoms pedestrian, we consign cardiovascular disease to men, we fixate on breast cancer and we ignore matters of the heart.
After years when indiscriminate investors were willing to ignore matters like competitive strategy and profit -- driving stock prices to unsustainable levels -- a focus on business fundamentals is coming back into style.
We cannot ignore matters such as data privacy, anti-money laundering and regulatory compliance just because we have a smaller partner, but we can set expectations early, explain our challenges and guide them through the often complex interactions with the specialists in our organisation.
Who and what they ignore matters too.
Obama's Washington wants to remain in the White House, and it has decided that the best policy is for it to ignore matters and to pretend that it is working within the framework of the "consensus" with which Kofi Annan has blessed the Security Council.
Before Obama flew to Copenhagen, they were accusing him of favouring his "Chicago fat cat friends"; now they intend to push the point home by accusing him of ignoring pressing matters of state for a local issue.
As a result, after many years of painting in solitude and ignoring commercial matters, he began putting images of his paintings on the Internet, most with $7,500 price tags.
In an instant, I thought of improvising on the now famous tune, or closing the doors, or pulling out all the stops to drown it out, or just ignoring the matter.
A 64-bit integer is a bit heftier in its memory usage, but can store numbers from −9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807. (* we're ignoring the matter of signed/unsigned integers for the sake of simplicity here).
Not that TV has been ignoring the matter.
