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And when that happens it will be interesting to see what happens to all the user data they amassed.

Imagine that an investor has amassed 100M shares of Google at an average price of $20.

They incur costs, such as IT costs, marketing costs, plus the costs of having amassed hundred of millions of users.

I have amassed quite a few Clojure books, but find the easiest way to learn is to build.

It was because they very quickly amassed an archive of transcribed audio samples.

He's not done anything technically difficult, per se, but the way that he's amassed users is absolutely crazy, and he's doing something right.

Towards the goal of learning in a few years the kind of knowledge which the old analog wizards amassed over the course of an entire career).

When I left for college I had amassed a large suitcase full of bricks.

Satoshi was simply a single point of failure, some obvious element of the system that could be attacked, especially knowing how many Bitcoin this person amassed.

I amassed some cash and bought all the gizmos and gadgets I wanted.

We could also question the legitimacy of the well documented fleecing of earlier African American musical artists during the 40s-70s that in turn amassed vast libraries of IP.

A great wealth has been amassed, and it has become too tempting to chip off bits and pieces (as always with any huge value) hoping it will go unnoticed.

The Bloomberg article was about the wealth amassed by Xi's extended family.[1] This New Yorker piece cites an article by Geremie Barme which points out that of the 48 highest-profile corruption cases, none were targeted at "second-generation reds" (aka princelings)[2].

> They spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year to prevent governments from gaining access to their data Funny how you say "Google are extremely pro-privacy" and then describe the vast amassed personal information of users as "their data", referring to Google.

Generally the people who build such "high amounts of free speech" places don't mind if literally everything is discussed, but they, and over time also the userbase, reacts strongly if sub-groups try to use the power of the crowd amassed to actively and negatively influence other people, be this other sub-groups on the site, places elsewhere on the internet, or even physical places or people.