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It sure puts the Western world into perspective - Gabarnmang is 8x older than our existing sense of civilization.

WriteLine` is also totally unclear as to what it does compared to `puts`, which basically says exactly what it does.

My impression is that no country really puts jurisdiction into its laws except in certain explicit cases (like tax law).

I have read the article, but the noise puts pressure on HD to put the guy in check.

He's definitely a moderate/liberal by US standards, but you have to understand that this puts you to the moderate right in SF.

IE8-10 are still up to 25% of the browsers[0] (caniuse puts them much lower, which isn't surprising for sampling dev oriented sites).

Really love the stuff Vsauce puts out - this might be his best yet.

It's all on a schedule, and that schedule puts better and more expensive entertainment at a time when more people will be watching.

The most you have to explain is puts and string literals.

Whatever label one puts on it, there has been a change in American culture that I think is not entirely salutary.

Knowing this cold is what puts you above the pack.

With something like Ruby we can start the child right off with puts 'Hello World' Immediately they have a positive feedback cycle.

In Ruby, `puts "Hello World"` and you're done.

WriteLine("Hello World")` instead of `puts 'Hello World'`.

Directing a crawl against big chunks of the web and filtering the results to find the needle in the internet haystack has many challenges, and certainly puts our core work in the "Big Data" realm.

When you say "puts 1+1" in a blank file, I can't imagine that not grasping that you're in a binding of an anonymous singleton instance of an Object named "main" being an hindrance.