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This is a solid point-and-shoot with aperture and shutter priority modes, a nice long zoom, and a decent (but not that decent) lens.
If anyone had a shot at delivering a decent tie-in based on the actually-not-that-decent-when-you-watch-it-again Clint Eastwood film, it was the Collective.
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It said something to the effect of, "Sure he isn't all that decent, but if that's what it takes for our economy to be strong, our borders to be secure, and our nation to be great, then so be it".
As of now, there simply aren't that many decent-looking, decent-performing, media-centric Vista notebooks out there in this price range.
Still, it is not that expensive: a decent specimen will cost little more than $200.
Obviously you can't say "I've got two papers accepted by PLOS One" because it's not that impressive: any decent scientist should be able to publish in PLOS One.
For me, the more difficult question to think about is that President Obama did not say anything that decent people anywhere in the world or of any faith would disagree with.
And when we see the Conservatives helping their rich friends to avoid paying taxes, we know that's not fair because it means that decent hardworking people have to pay more.
It's not that there aren't many decent progressives in the Liberal Democrats, people like Steve Webb and Evan Harris.
Not that there isn't a decent living to be made off a vibrant and growing ecosystem dominated by a few companies (there can be), particularly when you break down a market into all of the necessary technology "components" such as chips, embedded software and cloud that don't make up the consumer-facing brands we in the media obsess about.
