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For good measure, the Fed could have started some sort of super aggressive asset buying policy (maybe call it "quantitative easing" and spread three successive rounds out over several years) to take its balance sheet up from $870 billion to around $4.5 trillion.

There was a college kid from Berkeley who was vaguely interested in starting "some sort of social-networking site".

If you are going to start some sort of improvement effort you must want to do it.

I turn to leave, and Roosh suggests that we should start some sort of "fake fight" on the internet, because that's "part of the game".

That said, Mr. Kennedy believes that buying stock in a company that he considers morally or ethically questionable is akin "to the Mafia starting some sort of syndication deal and me buying stock in it".

Some Internet executives wonder whether it is getting ready to start some sort of targeting system that might help its graphic ad network compete better with AOL's more successful Advertising.com and others that do make use of information about users.

Seemingly attempting to start some sort of holy war, Devpost also gathered data on text editor of choice.

Of course, you're free to call me a giant idiot, I'm just trying to start some sort of hot topic on a Sunday is all.

Chandler's also been approached by the Australian Communications Minister to start some sort of dialogue on how to create a better system and keep the talent there.

And here's a bit more gossip: apparently Conan was in talks with starting some sort of XBL channel before he agreed to go to TBS.

Western unease is also clear on the matter of that other Geneva meeting - the one that is meant to be happening in November to start some sort of peace process between Syria's warring factions.