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"It has, of course, been well studied," he said, adding that "it is fundamentally a balanced, healthful diet".

But it seems to me that, if Billboard wants its genre charts to continue to be credible, it is fundamentally a mistake for them to be miniature versions of the Hot 100.

The size of an interaction term, and even its existence at all, depends crucially on the measurement scale, so it is fundamentally a parametric construct.

"It is fundamentally a political decision," Mr. Gates said.

I think it is fundamentally a Labour thing to do".

But it is, fundamentally, a high-stakes mind game.

It is, fundamentally, an intelligence exercise: Detect trends, analyze how criminal organizations are behaving, which cartel is fighting which cartel, who is winning and who is losing.

If there's one thing about fairness, it is fundamentally an impartial notion, an idea that restricts us from privileging one group over another.

The major strength of the router-based gateway is that it is fundamentally an IP-based device.

Although Cloud Computing has been heralded as a new computing model, it is fundamentally an old idea of providing computing resources as a utility[1].

And it is, fundamentally, an intensely personal one based in autonomy -- until city hall gets involved and messes everything up.