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It is ultimately better than True Detective, which I found pushed my tolerance for paint-it-black, side-mouth muttering, humourless nonsense too far.

It will cause some uncertainty for investors looking at much-needed new power plants over the next two years but it is ultimately better for them than the current situation, which is inherently unstable and unsustainable.

G.M.'s effort to whip up enthusiasm for cars that can run on E85 ethanol got mired in a debate over whether the corn-based fuel is ultimately better for the environment than fossil fuels.

Seropian and Harris argued that this approach is ultimately better for gamers and developers.

Drones have a role to play, but the secret to success in Yemen is ultimately better governance and economic growth.

Investors may be concerned, but Twitter is bullish that an increase in the quality of users is ultimately better in the long run that the short-term gain of higher numbers.

"I think we're ultimately better," he wrote, "not leaving this to the economists".

I prefer live trees because that's what I grew up with, and I think they're ultimately better for the environment.

People may want to be kept in the dark, but they're ultimately better off when the Fed sheds more light.

To Britons, though, Mr. Savile was ultimately better known for "Jim'll Fix It," a BBC television show broadcast from 1975 to 1994.

Many Western diplomats in Islamabad said they believed that even a flawed arrangement like that one was ultimately better than an oppressive and unpopular military dictatorship under General Musharraf.