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But the company is far from alone in its quest for a car that will drive just like a person would, or actually better.

He didn't think that town people or any people were actually better than he was.

"Believe it or not, it was actually better toward the end," Donovan said.

How do you protect someone who is too good for you — not too pure or too lofty but actually better than you at day trading, running marathons, and looking like a million bucks?

How do you protect someone who is too good for you not too pure or too lofty but actually better than you at day trading, running marathons, and looking like a million bucks?

Believe it or not, this is actually better news than last month.

But is the €60 batch actually better, or do users just assume it is because it's more expensive?

Acknowledging genetic diversity, however, recognizes that it's not actually better (or worse) to be thin -- a fact that if widely accepted could strip the weight loss and fitness industries of their cultural power, and improve the lives of those 95percentt of people whose bodies fall outside the narrow media ideal.

(Branding is how a consumer will seek out a specific good or service because of a perception of superior quality, whether or not the quality is actually better. Companies can then build a loyal consumer base and determine economic factors based on them).

Other options -- starvation, for example -- are so bad that the risk of sending a child even into hazardous work seems or actually is better than alternatives.

The proportion losing two Snellen lines is actually better than that reported after trabeculectomy or tube surgery.