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You entered into well charted waters but that doesn't mean you don't have room to grow.

On the bright side it leaves us in the same position as man has always been- rather charted territory.

The very interesting linked article only counts death, not suffering, lost employment or quality of life, as charted factors.

He also goes over every word that the nurse has charted, to make sure that he's not missing anything.

Malcolm X was one of the very rare individuals who charted his own course through life.

So none of those closing prices would be charted until they had a year to mature.

Obviously, the concept for the very first hammer went through a design process as what's been charted out in the blog.

Is the 4x performance improvement in all the charted benchmarks exclusively an enterprise benefit?

By tracking where 120,000 notable historical figures were born and died, researchers have charted the ever-shifting appeal of the next up-and-coming Big City.

I'm not a public policy expert by any means, nor do i claim to be one, however there's a pretty charted history of how laws can be changed.

The life of actors is often meticulously charted out by the public consciousness just because many people have such tremendous interest in celebrity actors.

For me, I charted what I was eating and when for three weeks before starting.

When I see successful people, it seems that they've charted their own courses, heads-down and "laser focused."

Sounds like a pretty good deal for Interscope: "At one point Thursday afternoon, 26 U2 titles charted simultaneously on iTunes top 200 albums rankings, Apple and Interscope Records representatives confirmed to Mashable on Friday.

In short, it charted the pattern (half-serious critical recoil, more centric smart takes, and finally, open-armed acceptance) of just about every major Apple hype cycle ever." If we look at the press who follow this cycle then the article falls squarely in the "How dare they" phase.