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Marginal doesn't necessarily mean small, but that it's proportional to the overall cost.

Compassion doesn't mean you have to throw away buckets and buckets of money.

Much of the rain that falls is actually evaporated up again, it doesn't run into the ocean.

Last time I checked, the terms state that Apple doesn't take a cut for any offline service or products.

Since a specialized area (like Melbourne, FL doing low-level stuff) doesn't have too many nerds outside that specialty, the cost of living stays low.

Russia is free to keep its assets within its own country if it doesn't want to participate in a larger system with shared rules.

OS X doesn't yet have Siri, but it does have Dictation.

Related question: Why doesn't the sea have too much potassium?

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you, but what you're saying doesn't match up with my experience.

Any music that my brain doesn't try to process.

I just tried this example, since anaconda-mode + company (which uses jedi) has been really good for me, it doesn't show variable1 for me.

The argument that France appears to be making in this case is that it doesn't need other countries to agree to its demands, its courts have jurisdiction everywhere.

I like this tech for sequestering CO2 much better than the usual "pump it into the ground and hope it doesn't leak" scheme.

A is an example of "you can do what you want to *your own citizens when it doesn't affect the sovereign rights of other countries", so it's not applicable (IE if the US started taxing french citizens, you'd have a point) b and c are examples of mutually-agreed treaties/agreements.

Doesn't make for an exciting and optimistic story, but it is what it is.

Doesn't matter if you type google.de or google.com in the URL-bar of the browser.