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Since it's more about following companies then getting random deals and alerts, Jethmalani compared his app to Spring.
"Bounds on secret key exchange using a random deal of cards," with R.N. Wright, Journal of Cryptology, 9(2):71-99, 71-99 , 1996
Take it with you when viewing any of the museum's treasures, none a random deal from the deck of human possibilities.
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Consider this random deal of cards: Say that, on the first deal, an Ace comes up -- place the card toward the top of the table in line with your left arm.
Deloitte, Autonomy's regular auditor, reviewed Autonomy's books on a quarterly basis, Mr. Lynch said, and was given invoices for every transaction over $100,000, plus those for a random batch of smaller deals.
By rejecting the false premises of religion and the corrupt proclamations of religious institutions, we are free to move beyond the random hand we are dealt at birth to pave our own road to a better life.
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And, as he started reading more about the history of Latin America, he stopped believing that his life was a random card dealt to him by fate: he started to think about politics, and about how the way his life had unfolded was partly the consequence of systematic inequality.
But as creative licence goes, it is inspired – a blazing, horrifying image of the random death-dealing of war and the grim fact that soldiers try not to think about as they go off to battle: not all of them will die but some definitely will.
