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In this respect, as in many others, Mr Blair seems to be in tune with modern Britain.
ECONOMIST: The British empire
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Even after that point, the structure of the content was not something you could massage or easily modify to be in tune with the way you might want to look at information.
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In Mexico's new political order, then, small-time rebels like Alvaro may be more in tune with reality than his hardline leaders.
ECONOMIST: Mexico
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After the disasters of Mr Osborne's earlier "pasty tax" Budget, this was a genuine attempt to be more in tune with ordinary voters.
BBC: Autumn Statement: Press reaction
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When Dylan popped up in a bizarre lingerie ad, it seemed to be in large part just an impish provocation in tune with Dylan's well-known penchant for mischief.
NPR: Slate's Ad Report Card: Sir McCartney's Fidelity Ads
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Investors looking to stay in tune with the current environment must constantly be on the lookout for changes to the outlook for the economy, earnings growth, inflation, interest rates, etc.
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But if you aren't able to be with us, you'll still be able to tune in to two full days of livestreamed coverage right here on Engadget.
ENGADGET: Expand - Engadget
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The predominant sentiments of the time were more in tune with the Romantics, who believed that salvation was to be found not in the power of machines, but by living as simply and as closely to nature as possible.
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"Their primary function may be to create new and interesting in-flight cuisine but it also makes airlines seem contemporary and in tune with the demands of modern customers, " he adds.
CNN: Celebrity chefs create mile-high menus
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Our primary point is that the last six trading days has been a prime example of why it is soooo important to stay in tune with what the market IS doing as opposed to what you think it ought to be doing.
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