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Consumers continue to be "wary" of the Internet, a recent White House paper on the Internet and global commerce points out, "because of the lack of a predictable legal environment governing transactions.

They couldn't build everything they thought of, largely because of the limitations of construction technology (and, as Rosa points out, because of the limitations in consumer taste).

This is critical to building an app business, Facebook points out, because of mobile's growing footprint.

This is critical to building an app business, Facebook points out, because of mobile's growing footprint.

And largely, as Darrell Etherington points out, because of Pokémon's pre-existing "tremendous success as a media property".

"Darjeeling may not exist soon," she points out, "because of climate change". She's been thinking about the future, not only of the planet but also of Quinta Diana, the house she's still in the process of turning into an ecological reserve and whose plants are cataloged at CONABIO, Mexico's national biodiversity website.

"Doctors suspect that tuberculosis develops genius," a 1940 article in Time pointed out, "because 1) apprehension of death inspires a burning awareness of life's beauty, significance, transience, 2) the bacillus breeds restlessness and an intoxicated hypersensitiveness".

"You can legislate life into a language, but you cannot legislate a language into life".He points out that, because of the prevalence of Welsh in schools, the number of young Welsh speakers is rising fast.

Private exchanges are unlikely to see a lot of trading, he points out, because many of the big investors that are allowed to use them will want to hold on to their shares.This stability is one attraction for issuers.

Hardinghaus points out that, because of the city's configuration, most bike commuting distances are shorter than three miles. .

The chart looked much different for example in last summer's vote to end NSA phone metadata collection, Harry points out, because some of those 'D's on the left were blue, pulling the line closer to horizontal.