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It's ok that people know he's gay, it's also ok that it's not brough up all the time.

This was recently brough up by Glenn Greenwald himself for the censorship of his article on jtrig.

Like the unions of the past brough the 8-hour work-week, child-labour laws, and the like.

If you brough gold bars into the country you'd be taxed in the same way.

There was a time when getting Linux running on a standard PC/laptop brough much joy...

Wasn't it the Americans who nudged the Egyptian military to topple Morsi after the Arab Spring brough an Islamist to power?

I have not yet read the original reseach paper Isaac & Brough (2014) so I might be wrong.

> Good results means we brough down the slow-downs from 60-80% (previous version) to around 15% (current version).

It was not government or military contract that brough in all that money but the 'few' pints added up to the sum.

I brough some cheese pogacza to the office and a Turkish colleague immediately recognized what it was.

Nigeria, as a poor country, cannot challenge the tech brough by Mastercard.

Fatal familial insomniac's death is brough about by neurodegeneration caused by prions.

Comments' to this Wired story brough me to the somewhat excited but thoughtful link: "...

:) For more modest success by an actual one-man developer, you can look at Michael Brough's games.