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It's also not clear to what extent the wage fixing agreement was mitigated by driving programmers to non-conspirators.

It is still to the extent that it is too early to put much weight to it.

There's the approach from law: Plurk must demonstrate which laws were violated, in which country, and to what extent.

And, if indeed there is a law which has been violated, to what extent would the damages be assessed?

The downsides for himself, and to whatever extent for diplomacy and national security, were worth it in his eyes.

This is not correct, except to the extent that management appears to have routinely used Mt.

To the extent you can, try to keep your life structured so that you can afford to do so when needed.

Lack of political consensus (on many issues besides this one) is killing the project, to whatever extent it isn't dead already.

To what extent is media there to support identity/belonging needs rather than informational ones?

And more to the point: universities, to a certain extent, behave like VCs.

I wasn't aware of the extent of stock compensation costs, but I do realize that they haven't turned a profit.

The best solution, to the extent that it even exists, is necessarily going to be imperfect, and will be found somewhere in the middle.

At the same time, countries exercising a highly socialistic economic policy (welfare countries), such as the Nordics and Germany to some extent have a far higher "average" quality of life, as well as (arguably) a happier population.