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Well, the PTO's ruling highlights the importance of something called inter partes review, which basically allows people to ask for a patent to be invalidated after the fact.

The net cost was around a nickel, which basically allows this investor a cheap play on upside should GM rise to the restructuring challenge successfully.

Microsoft also announced an application called Layout, which basically allows HoloLens users to drop 3D objects into rooms based on the geometry of the space.

A major hallmark of the marketing suite when it first launched was a tool called Auto-Engage, which basically allows merchants to incentivize their customers' to return through personalized offers based on their unique buying history.

Rafter is launching as a network of software services which basically allows college administrators and educators to better control cost and manage course materials and products for their students.

Paper.li this morning announced new curation and management capabilities for its publishing platform, which basically allows individuals and publishers like HBO create personalized online newspapers by incorporating Twitter and Facebook streams into a familiar newspaper layout.

There were some critical weeks which basically allowed fertile ground for spread.

There are those which basically allow you to browse through profiles as you would boxes of cereal on a shelf in the store.

We've asked Yahoo! about whether this replaces the partnership that they have with YouSendIt, which basically allowed users to perform the same tasks that Dropbox does.

According to Chegg's preliminary use case for the acquisition, which basically allowed Chegg's student users to click right into InstaEdu from the site, growth was up by 103% month over month in a three-month period.

This flies in the face of the concept of fair use which (very basically) allows people who report news to quote snippets of other people's work without violating copyright, so long as we're using that content to help explain whatever we're reporting.