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The other, perhaps more salient argument made by my colleague and Awesome Guy Anthony Ha, is that purporting to solve PR is almost akin to startups claiming that they're going to kill email.

This risky component is perhaps more salient in other patient groups, e.g. those with bilateral ventromedial damage (Bechara et al., 1994) or frontal variant frontotemporal dementia (Torralva et al., 2007).

The increase in the magnitude of the agreement with all but one of the listed CAM motivations in the 2005 CAM consumers relative to the 1997 8 consumers suggests that these are perhaps more salient motives for current CAM consumers than in the past.

So there's competition from sites like Hipmunk (and potentially from companies like Superfly, which Kayak's departed CFO now advises), or perhaps a more salient threat will come from Google.

Perhaps the more salient question is why the two have stayed on the board under the current circumstances.

However, perhaps the more salient moral of her story would simply be "don't go on dates with Wall Street pricks".

The official point of resistance hinges on generalized opposition to government programs; perhaps the more salient objection, if the one few Republicans will say out loud anymore, is simple ideological hostility to programs that make it easier for women to work outside the home, upending a long-declining traditional-family model the GOP continually tries to politically engineer.

The advantages of UK have been demonstrated previously for Lake Erie and Chesapeake Bay hypoxia, but are perhaps even more salient for an open system such as the Gulf shelf.

More salient, perhaps, in a world mad for mineral resources, Central Asia seems to have plenty, especially oil, gas and gold.

More salient, perhaps, is the fact that Texan Republicans have made greater inroads with Hispanic voters (or offended fewer of them) than their colleagues in other states.

The declining mentions of unemployment are perhaps more surprising, as the issue remains salient for millions of Americans".