And they have real concerns.
Obama told Putin that Kiev had made "real offers" to address concerns about the decentralisation of powers to local governments in the country, a senior US government official said.
Low consumer confidence, layoffs and bankruptcies these are the concerns of the real market, where real companies employ real people to make real products and services that they sell to real customers to earn real revenues and, with luck, turn real profits.
"The requirement of creating more and more records and information could lead one to conclude that they either have been asked by the government to make sure these processors are generating this information, or a more objective concern that now that the information is out there, the government can get it," says Walters. "The threat of obscenity prosecutions makes this a real concern".
16 The routine use of locally collected administrative data for case mix variables makes this a real concern.
Staggering at a glacial pace between stultifying encounters with large buildings and power plants, you're constantly assailed by tanks, helicopters and bombers, none of which do enough damage to make them a real concern.
Whether or not we want to say that they're a real issue or not, we've made it a real concern, and it's something that Rudd and Abbott have to navigate if they want to slide into power.
As we reported at the time, Street View cars had been "mistakenly collecting samples of payload data from open (i.e. non-password-protected) WiFi networks" since 2006, although we didn't see it as a major privacy issue, stating that it wasn't likely that Google grabbed enough data about many individuals to make it a real concern.
Reading the article, I remain unclear as to what Hackford's point is about piracy beyond that it is bad and we need to make it a real concern of the industry.
