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Articles tended to launch directly into rants.
Marketers tend to launch ambush campaigns only once an event has started, making pre-emptive strikes almost impossible.
Android / iPhone This week's Xbox Live-enabled game for Windows Phones – Microsoft tends to launch one a week – is EA's Roll In The Hole.
For this reason, the company tends to launch each title on one platform and let the buzz grow before considering any conversions.
"The Kim Jong-un regime tends to launch a ballistic missile followed by a nuclear test as a package of nuclear provocations, and the G-20 summit can be a perfect time to shock the world again," Han said.
A62 will tend to launch medium-sized government/science missions.
Since tiled display walls are also well suited to collaborative work, users tend to launch and operate multiple applications simultaneously.
Even Nintendo, who tend to launch hardware cheaply, is asking for $349 for the Wii U.
As proud individuals, entrepreneurs also tend to launch projects based on some kind of personal drive to prove people wrong.
We started thinking about it in January or February, but we tend to launch things pretty quickly at Minted.
While the firm has created many innovations, it tends to launch only a few key products at a time and in fact spends less on R&D than the industry average.
