Illustrating the conservative temper of Germany's political climate since the end of World War II, the opposition Social Democratic Party of Germany progressively eliminated the socialist content of its program, to the point of embracing the profit motive in a party congress at Bad Godesberg in 1959.
Sometimes, they defend social programs to the point that some of what they say just isn't true.
There has to be some sort of hardware underpinning the application, but what Amazon has done with Lambda is enabled developers to automate programming to the point AWS takes care of all of the complexity related to the server deployments, storage and the database, Matt Wood general manager of product strategy at AWS explained.
A similar dynamic pertains in historical fascism, where eagerness to employ social protectionism and back-to-work government programs, even to the point of deficit spending, went hand-in-hand with economic and social exclusion of those deemed no longer part of the national community.
For example, at one site, when the CDSS-D program was loaded onto a shared server, the program slowed to the point of becoming unusable.
The Clippy campaign, which will cost about $500,000, also includes a Web-site-based computer game in which irate users, many of whom have long found the paper clip program annoying to the point of distraction, will finally be able to retaliate by shooting virtual staples, tacks and rubber bands at the animated Clippy figure.
According to a scoop this week in The Times of London yet to be fully verified Iran's nuclear program has progressed to the point of working on detonators.
The opera, first heard in 1835, was Bellini's last, and it has the usual bel canto maladies, starting with a libretto so poorly conceived that even Mr. Crutchfield, a former music critic for The New York Times, describes parts of it in his program notes as "absurd to the point of hilarity".
There are programs that help donors make it to the point of donation, but few that help them after they have donated.
This caused Kurt Schlichter, a conservative commentator who was also on the program, to exclaim that "the point of the nuclear triad is to be afraid to use the damn thing!" A week later, Pierson appeared on CNN wearing a necklace made out of bullets to discuss gun violence.
