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Companies should radically scale back the number of third parties that they allow to "bug" their pages.

The only solution, we were told, was to radically cut spending on such programs as unemployment insurance and health care.

It's not really in their interest, because it would radically reduce the need for car ownership and would open up a new world of on-the-fly car rental.

Historical observation cannot be a good guide when circumstances changed radically.> Now let us look at bitcoins.

Why is it allowed when applied to the health and well being of hundreds of millions of people?Yes, the dose is low, but the geometry of the delivery is radically different.

I'm also going to be seriously thinking about trying to get it also running on Cocoa Touch for the i* devices, which have a radically different GUI toolkit.

The crazy thing is they're debating on Sender-Pays:FTA "The conceptknown as sender payswould radically alter todays Internet economics.

As a direct result, social programs for the countrys unemployed were radically eroded and have never recovered, despite many subsequent surplus budgets.

A while ago, they found some blow-hard "space policy expert" to opine about how space was hard and how it was absolutely obvious that SpaceX was over-promising and destined to radically under-deliver.

Haskell has a radically different syntax, but it does things with that syntax and its pervasive currying to enable a powerful succinctness that one can not imagine being translated back into the Algol-esque framework.

The reason Vyvanse has reportedly lower side-effects is because it lacks the less effective l-enantiomer, not because the amphetamine is otherwise radically different.

Some of our best hires at Matasano were complete left-field candidates with radically different experiences than our existing team had.* Network hiring unavoidably personalizes the hiring process: candidates come in the door with sponsors.

"Wait, pointing out a clear conflict of interest and censorship is being "radically pro-transparency"?I don't believe in WikiLeak's mantra that all information, regardless of context, should be transparent, but since when is releasing information about a clear abuse radical in any way whatsoever?

This implies, among other things, radically raising your rates, securing appropriate credit to smooth out your cash flow cycles, securing appropriate savings to smooth out your cash flow cycles, securing social and professional relationships such that you have them available in leaner times, and locating the business somewhere conducive to success at it.