None of us slept as little as Mark did, and now you can see why.

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None of this should have come as a surprise to investors now that Mr. Page is in charge.

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People who profess no faith affiliation -- often called "nones, " as in "none of the above" -- now form nearly 23% percent of the country's adult population, according to the Pew study.

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However, these carefully worded conversations answer none of the questions emerging from the scandal now known in Pakistan as "memogate".

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None of this, as yet, adds up to a clear programme and, now he has been elected, it is probably sensible to wait and see exactly what he follows through on.

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And now that there is a ranking for business schools on ethics, none of this comes as a surprise.

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As Mr Perkovich points out, India has now burdened itself with costly weapons that will solve none of its diplomatic, political, security or economic problems.

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Ms. SUSAN MEDAK (Director, Berkeley Repertory Theatre): There was none of that public self-analysis, none of that public scrutiny that we now go through over every major crisis that helps us, as a culture, define the meaning of an experience, to define the meaning of a tragedy.

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The Palms now moves with a fluid grace--none of that "overly deferential Aman stuff, " as one well-traveled guest put it.

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