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One more example: When Musk tried to buy the domain name Pravda.com for a planned website that would allow readers to rate journalists and editors on their truthfulness, he seemed completely unaware that Ukrayinska Pravda, which already owns that URL, is in fact a Ukrainian news organization.

Who bothers to write down or memorise detailed information any more, for example, when they know that Google will always retrieve it if it's needed again?

Some wonder if that was Mr Putin's real aim.On some issues, Russia gets more sympathy for example, when it balks at the Bush administration's insistence that, since the two are no longer foes, intrusive verification rules governing their shrinking strategic arsenals can be relaxed after the existing ones expire in 2009.

For a more concise example: When Mr. Darcy proposes marriage to Elizabeth, she rejects him, by bringing up his bad treatment of Mr. Wickham, as well as her sister, Jane.

The first is how people manage to increase consumption – buy more cars for example – when incomes remain depressed.

But then it occurred to me that this was one more example of how, when it came to Ali, people were colour-blind.

It is also about doing the job more efficiently, for example when looking for needles of evidence in a haystack of documents: rather than relying on a single brilliant mind, Novus Law deploys teams of lawyers using technology and a process involving hundreds of small steps.

Flowing means making a single block of text span one or more placeholders, for example when the text of one article spans two columns on a page.

However, for both intraparticle diffusion and liquid film mass transfer controlling systems, the characterization of AUC is much more complicated, for example, when relatively small adsorbent particles are employed.

HAPLIN on the other hand is better suited to handle more complicated scenarios, for example, when there is more than one risk-associated haplotype.

More recent work has focused on introducing more realistic scenarios, for example when resources for control are limited [2], when disease occurs in heterogeneous landscapes [1], and when the time-scales for control occur within and across multiple seasons [3].