Alpert says it's important to have a strong regulatory regime in place to make sure this doesn't get "out of hand" and that the companies' shareholders don't get a free ride.
Since the Xcover 2's meant to be taken outdoors, its body is rife with notches and grips -- so it won't slip out of your hand.
Clark pointed out in 1999, cyberwarfare may one day give us a more humane way to fight wars (why, for example, bomb a train depot if you can just temporarily disable its computer networks?), so we shouldn't reject it out of hand.
For the English language standards, Wilhoit said, the plan isn't to hand out a list of recommended reading, but to let the states make their own choices of literary works, with an eye toward certain criteria.
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For instance, if a student calls out an answer instead of raising his hand, teachers traditionally might say, "We don't call out, " or they may let it slide and take his answer, said Dr. Fernandez.
The league won't say what sorts of punishment it might hand out.
Digital technology has already rocked the media and retailing industries, just as cotton mills crushed hand looms and the Model T put farriers out of work.
We suppose it's for the best, then, that Sony won't have a whole lot of 'em to hand out, since we're sure Sony's own costs will start to drop as production really ramps up next year.
Investors almost universally want Apple to hand out at least some of that cash, but Einhorn hasn't gotten much support for his "iPrefs" idea or his "No on Proposal 2" campaign.
The hand really hasn't really played itself out to the extent that we have the perspective now of looking back where we are with the PlayStation 2.
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