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If investors are willing, management fees can be attractive even if that means backing less-than-stellar performers.

I want the other coaches to feel they have ownership and that means backing them even if you do not agree 100% with a strategy.

That means backing Dream will result in less than half the legalisations that would occur if Reid and the Democrats pushed AgJobs as an alternative.

More than 100 Tory MPs have also signed a letter calling on May to rule out a long extension to Britain's EU membership, even if that means backing a no-deal Brexit.

That means backing up to an external drive with programs like Apple's Time Machine, or File History in Windows 8. Also, encrypt your computer's disk and the backup drive.

Ironically, that means backing American tech giants globally against their competitors.

He did not elaborate on whether that meant backing military action, but did rule out the idea of deploying troops inside Syria.

"But you know what that meant back then.

Still, don't call this America a "police state," not given what that came to mean in the previous century, nor a "totalitarian" state, given what that meant back then.

For Ramsay, that means back to avoiding the Scottish winter and enjoying the sun soaked greens a little longer.

You know what that means: back-to-school time for kids (and some adults) everywhere.