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Employees exist to be subservient to the ever-changing, unanswerable will of the CEO, not set the rules themselves.

Visa/MC work with an ever-changing mix of tens of millions of merchants that they never have direct contact with.

It's a giant complex network trying to find an ever-changing optimal solution to the current market state.

It requires constant maintenance and has to comply with ever-changing FAA rules and regulations.

However, using ever-changing Tor exit IPs does trigger account locks, which require password reset.

People will move to the product that provides the best value; a subjective assessment that is constantly being re-evaluated as conditions are ever-changing.

Nonfat diets, no-carb diets, all to chase the ever-changing concept of perfect health.

You get to use overcomplicated build and deployment processes with ever-changing tools.

We haver good immigration numbers at the moment, and society is ever-changing for the better as we balance a healthy mix of cultures.

Drawing from her career experience with Dolphin and BiztechDay, she explained her investment thesis: how it continued to evolve with a ever-changing landscape of mobile and how she looked at investing into startups not just in the US but also how to map ideas from Asia back to US.

Most just don't have query planners or statistics capable of understanding how to properly deal with the ever-changing data (and also frequently don't even have the indexing capabilities required to do much more than a single get or set efficiently, anyway--these problems tend to come up with larger queries).