In an industry where an idea can turn into an initial public offering in months, and where first-mover advantage is the holy grail, Internet executives say that stopping to develop expertise in any given area is tantamount to suicide.
It seemed that its pistils stopped to develop at early stage.
They range from providing bicycle rentals at light-rail stops to developing Phoenix's canal system for recreation and business use similar to the Tempe Town Lake area.
He had no doubt he would never stop trying to develop weapons of mass destruction, no matter how beleaguered.
The plaintiffs hope to stop plans to develop 29 million acres, which they argue could harm the endangered bowhead whale, a staple of subsistence hunting, and the polar bear, which is under consideration for protection under the Endangered Species Act.
"Germany's brewers never stop trying to develop new beer styles from the ingredients stipulated in the purity law, proving that the potential involving those four ingredients has still not been fully realised".
However, campaign groups like Brake say the government should stop trying to develop a cover-all machine and start using some of those already in existence that can identify at least some drugs.
And if GVP doesn't stop trying to develop messaging based on some questions about "sensible" gun solutions that are considered sensible only by the GVP, all the Pew polling won't change the ultimate result one bit.
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2. Saddam has used weapons of mass destruction and has never stopped trying to develop them.
