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Computers have made a lot of everyday tasks far easier to accomplish, yet they still require a sometimes annoying level of human involvement to get the most out of them.

Dilma Rousseff, the president, appears at last to have accepted that Brazil will need private-sector involvement to get the roads, railways, ports and airports it needs, but her conversion has been late and grudging.

Access can be tricky, so I think we really need some government involvement to get the ball rolling.

He said one potential path is through international involvement to get the House of Representatives in Tobruk to be more inclusive and bring in some of the more pragmatic members of the GNC coalition — recognizing that many of the hardliners, or obstructionists, will not join. .

His only other telling contribution before a second-half clattering ended his involvement was to get down smartly to smother an Agnew half-volley in the 16th minute, the dynamic Saints midfielder having latched on to a lengthy Langfield punt.

Albini sent a disclaimer to the British music press denying involvement, only to get a call from Nirvana's management a few days later about the project.

As in other areas of green technology, federal involvement is critical to get the market moving.

(About fifteen years ago, I had some small, ultimately unsuccessful involvement in attempting to get them distributed here, but that's a story for another time).

Amber Rudd, the work and pensions secretary, has also been touted as a frontrunner but recent surveys has shown her deeply unpopular with Tory members after her involvement in trying to get a no-deal Brexit off the table.

In 1987, after over 60 years of such involvement, the government decided to get out of direct involvement in planted forestry.

Community involvement UNICEF also works to get the broader community involved in child care and development.