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It is accepted wisdom on Wall Street that no one will pay for stock research any more.

Why work on problems few care much about and no one will pay for, when you could fix one of the most important components of the world's infrastructure?

"Just work harder on those tests," they seem to say, "and no one will pay attention to the real economic reasons a few grow rich and powerful while increasing numbers of people do not".

No matter how many hashtags you use on #insta or posts you create on Facebook, if your content is disorganized, erratic, and low quality, no one will pay attention.

Being an entrepreneur is about starting out with no idea whether you are working on the next big thing or something no one wants and certainly no one will pay for.

"Even if we win in Cagliari, no one will pay much attention to our victory".

"No one will pay attention to the clothes… You are just too big".

If I won't pay you, I urge, no one will pay you".

"But no one will pay more than 5 cents a copy.

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[Biodiversity and ecosystems] are worth a trillion dollars, but it's worth nothing if no-one will pay for it".

[Biodiversity and ecosystems] are worth a trillion dollars, but it's worth nothing if no-one will pay for it". He suggested a "feed-in-tariff" for ecosystems, though didn't have time to explain how that might work.

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