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It's also an international organization, which makes it fundamentally political.

We're doing it because the Iranian regime's use of terrorism as a tool of statecraft makes it fundamentally different from any other government.

For him, and the other characters in "The History of Love," individual will and the imagination are more powerful, finally, than history, and that's what makes it fundamentally a hopeful novel.

The old site definitely had an indie bias, and there's a greater familiarity with Muxtape in that community, but there's nothing about Muxtape that makes it fundamentally better for one type of music or another.

But the absence of a public national security story - a threat to Americans - for the Libya war makes it fundamentally more vulnerable politically.

In addition, veterans with TBI are often asked to make and track dozens of appointments, often at locations far from their homes, despite the fact that their injury makes it fundamentally more difficult to remember and process information.

This is President Obama's opportunity to reshape the post-cold-war world to make it fundamentally safer.

To meet these management needs, Minlan's work redesigns data center infrastructure to make it fundamentally easier to manage with less human involvement.

It used to be called McCain-Kennedy, before other senators tacked on tough-posing amendments that made it fundamentally unworkable and unjust.

"But if we manage not to dismantle it too much over the next two or three years, we can make it fundamentally better in three or four years".

It might seem as though with a technology with such transformative potential, a hardware breakthrough must have made it fundamentally possible.