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Whether it was her, another admin or a moderator doing the banning that was what fueled the fire.

The real problem was the perception as being arrogant, which was also fueled by the media.

Well, because most of europe doesn’t have a buzzword fueled start-up bubble like the US has.

This happened in traditional media of course, and it gave us ad-or-propaganda-fueled television and radio.

I do realize that and am fairly familiar with how the cycle works, largely fueled by pay-day loans.

This view is fueled by the fact that people don't write compilers very often.

However, bioinformatics becomes only a science when fueled by hypothesis-driven research and within the context of the complex and everchanging living world.

Twitter may out of steam, but the days where being a machine fueled by runnaway hype IPO's are not going to go anywhere.

It's a strategic move that's not fueled by wanting better UX for users.

Goddard launches the first fueled rocket (1926) is the technological breakthrough.

The guy who fueled the housing bubble by lowering interest rates down to 1% the foolishness that made it possible for Paulson to make his billions.

My progress is fueled by rage and my heart will probably pop by age 50 but I will get my work done.

Yelp's statement[1]: "Media-fueled reviews typically violate our content guidelines.

"brought on largely by his inflammatory political comments, continues apace, this time fueled by hackers." His comments aren't any more inflammatory than any other politician.

And I certainly don't agree with your assessment that any problem has been solved "for good." What I see happening is a natural evolutionary process informed by the independent actions of millions of people, and some hindsight-fueled speculation of what the value of central planning would be if it could be done with perfect knowledge.