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Arguments ranged from the banal to the bizarre with a good portion of the proceedings taken up by a fairly lengthy explanation of Google's security measures (quite extensive as one would assume).

By that measure, the size of the banks measures quite closely to that of the entire U.S. GDP.

"We have been measuring quite a lot of these things," she said.

Business isn't therapy in most areas of business, change is measured quite concretely and isn't about perceptions at all.

Business isn't therapy — in most areas of business, change is measured quite concretely and isn't about perceptions at all.

For some time now Mr. Rubio has been working on a legislative measure called Dream Act II, which would provide work permits to undocumented students and military personnel, a measure quite similar to Mr. Obama's directive.

That suggests that it also must have the same size as Barnard's Star, whose diameter has been measured quite precisely.

Subsequent attention is focused primarily on the first of these regimes, the low wear regime, which features low frequency stick slip oscillations that can be measured quite reliably.

I recently got curious about how frequently various news sources are shared on social media, and since I couldn't find any tool that measured quite what I wanted, I built one myself.

On the other hand, the temperature dependence of Sn-rich soldegradationtisn is a less dominant factor, although the thermal treatment effect can be measured quite well using Mössbauer spectroscopy.

Last week's World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul was by any measure, quite a spectacle.