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Without a signed card, doctors can still harvest your organs if either you or your next of kin agrees.

Of eveeyine agrees X is a rock star, they'd happily push for X to be their lead.

If you go to any developer conference, you'll see that a sizeable chunk of the audience agrees.

You can't have a meeting to propose a big piece of work that you'll only do if the team agrees.

It's a back-and-forth conversation and, imho, the client rarely agrees completely with the lawyers opinion.

Not everyone agrees, and that's ok, but it's worked well for us throughout our careers.

Not everyone agrees on what is an acceptable intrusion on privacy and what is not.

You'd probably have to limit the use of force to things almost everyone agrees on, like detaining people to prevent imminent harm.

By your logic there is no justice system, and I'm not sure that everyone agrees with that.

Maybe you thought it did, but as someone who agrees with your sentiment, I felt it didn't and down voted accordingly.

I'm no expert, but as I understand it, if more than half the network agrees with you, you can change it.

Agatha goes on maternity leave, and afterward the company agrees to keep her on as a part-time sales engineer, working 25 hours a week at $62.5K.

> Ads aren't bad by themselves That is not something that everyone agrees with (although neither is what constitutes an "ad").

"It's the Facebook of programmers" Business Insider agrees.[1] Github, Inc.

Ben Jonson agrees with you: >"Neither can his Mind be thought to be in Tune, whose words do jarre; nor his reason in frame, whose sentence is preposterous;" On a similar note, programming is not typing, it's thinking.