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It's a fact of pretty much every facet of our lives.

My reading of the first two emails is that Jobs was a raging asshole in every facet of life and business.

What is more likely: that he is trivially wrong, or that you have failed to understand some facet of his argument?

The core value of Singapore is pragmatism, and it's built into every facet of this place.

Trying to cherrypick one facet of one country's system and applying to the other would almost invariably make things worse.

It's happening, it's here, there's nothing even close to a legal framework for it yet, but this is just one new facet of a massive shift we're witnessing.

I'd love to have whatever data the authors of the paper had, to facet the data by movie studio and country - did different countries peak on different weeks, and the like.

To focus innovation away from simply making bigger, more powerful engines with computers managing every facet of driver input and car output.

> A truly open facet of Android the open-source codebase, minus Googles apps has enabled one company with a strong market position to step in, effectively close it, and make themselves the gatekeeper.

I don't if its borne more out of cynicism or laziness, but I feel as though if a shadowy government organization has the ability to peer into every major facet of the Internet, me encrypting my email isn't going to do much to stop them from getting whatever they want to know about me.