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And the faster and more diffused networks become, the more vulnerable we all are, not to Big Brother but to the Little Brothers -- the Web site, the video store, the hacker, the credit card company that can amass and sell your personal data with little government restraint.

The Labour leadership has had almost nothing to do with them: instead, far away from Westminster, they have been put on the agenda by people and organisations who understand where civilisation is headed: towards more "horizontal" organisation via social media and activity that can amass huge momentum in a matter of hours.

The main objective was to eliminate undesirable by-products that can amass in the reformate.

It is more likely to be achieved through a consortium of institutions or a government-based testing facility that can amass the expertise and resources required.

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An interesting twist, British constitutional experts say, is that Gordon Brown, as the sitting prime minister, has the right to remain in office until another party can prove that it has the confidence of Parliament — that is, that it can amass enough votes to pass legislation.

The beauty of this genetic/genomic approach is that one can amass large amounts of data but can immediately telescope the attack to individual genes, an approach that compares very favorably with interrogating the dots and bands from two-dimensional protein gels or with differential display experiments requiring significant downstream work.

Certainly Atwood acknowledges the baggage of stored-up rancour that one can amass over the years; indeed, if this collection can be said to have a clear uniting theme, it might be that by a certain stage of life we've all got at least one person we would really like to kill.

After reading the stories in "Stone Mattress," by Margaret Atwood, who is now seventy-five, I began to question my portrayal of old age as a time for the tying up of loose ends; as one reviewer wrote, Atwood's stories depict "the stored-up rancour that one can amass over the years".

The NSA shouldn't think that it can amass powerful hacks and be able to keep them secure, because we've seen just how porous the U.S. cybersecurity apparatus is.

To these people, Dapper Laughs is the boisterous, apolitical, unrefined voice of our time; the fact that he can amass 19,000 Facebook Likes for Vining himself telling a bad joke about small penises and fake orgasms says it all.

I bet John Green thinks people don't like him because he's a dork or a nerd or whatever, when in reality it's because he's a creep who panders to teenage girls so that he can amass some weird cult-like following.

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