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At the same time, its neutral malleability can be a great competitive advantage to the most resourceful creators, and a delight for the most inquisitive consumers.
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For the more inquisitive of us, though, Palm is offering a detailed breakdown of how the updates get pushed down to the phone and under what circumstances.
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At any rate, back on Capitol Hill, while various Congressional figures sounded inquisitive for the TV cameras and some of them probed Mr. Bernanke fairly hard on his report, the tables were eventually turned on them.
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It pursues one traditional target, foreign spies, with heavy-handed and none-too-accurate enthusiasm: two hapless environmental activists, for example, are facing criminal charges for being too inquisitive about the Russian navy's appalling record in nuclear safety.
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Mr McFarlane complains about creelers, who place pots baited with rotting fish on the seabed and wait for inquisitive prawns to crawl in.
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The storeowner outside Hyderabad chatted happily with the pair of inquisitive economists for two hours.
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The rest of America looks on bewildered then sends its more fun-loving and inquisitive citizens to the French Quarter for a piece of the action.
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Paradise for photographers, PNG is an ultimate destination for idealistic, inquisitive and energetic travelers eager to explore one of the most fascinating and non-commercial countries on earth.
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