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Often, the article is so wrong it actually presents the story backward—reversing cause and effect.

The point is that you may have a really good app that users want/need, and which presents ads, but in some unobtrusive way that users don't mind.

This seems like a lot you want to place trust to whomever presents some kind of posturing than anything.

It presents you with a dirty noisy incomplete data set so you can ponder it forever.

Well, you could take the API it presents and fit it to another language's FFI.

The implicit claim is that the people running Google are not sociopaths, yet he presents no evidence to support this claim.

Luckily for Atlanta, the emerging convergence of TV-mobile-computer to a single device presents a tremendous need for more and more security products.

If the site presents me with a re-captcha, I don't even have to think whether to use that site.

If you are seen by not only him as unkind, but also by others as unkind, you'll be fired once the opportunity presents itself.

A wide-angle lens presents a wide field of view while exaggerating perspective, while a long lens isolates small detail and can reduce the sense depth.

I am not sure if watching someone unwrap presents on Youtube is utopian exactly for me, but it is for some people.

By varying the angle between the lenses in the same fashion as our eyes, Cameron presents a far more immersive way of experiencing the third dimension.

Last year this time, A Hong Kong TV station did an investigation report on how much "chocolate" was in the store packaged Christmas chocolate presents.

Lacking an organized criminal element, Appalachia presents not significantly more (nor less) danger to well-off tourists than any other area where poor people live and a few will -by statistics- be criminals; and considerably less than various cities, certainly various neighborhoods, where robbery and other violent crime are common and more or less an "industry."

"Running Code and Perpetual Beta" presents the dogmas of "release early, release often" and constant chaotic flux in software as a natural result of great ideas, as opposed to being the result of a cascade of attention-deficit teenagers.