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It just means that this ruling sheds little or no light on how it will fare in that battle.

Back during the first dot-com bust, people were renting out sheds in back yards and occupancy was at ~100%.

It sheds no light on that problem (and makes no sense) if you restrict the shootings to the gun owning pulations.

Although theoretically a contingent worker could be paid more because his employer sheds risks, practically contingent workers are often paid horribly.

Each sheds some light on areas of the other that haven't yet been explored.

Really great read; sheds light on some things I never understood about china, but now it makes sense.

But some folks refuse to just let all that code go extinct in dead arcade machines in barns and sheds around the world.

However no part of this construction sheds light on how to find sin and cos for angles that you don't know how to construct.

This sheds light on behavior such as 'autocatalytic sets': sets of chemicals that can catalyse their own production, which is a necessary condition of life.

She sheds crocodile tears for elderly waiting for 60€ daily at the ATMs while monthly assistance for 400euro pensions was erased with a red pen.

The other effect is that dyneema effectively sheds redundancy from anchors.

I do think this sheds some wrong light on how people should be using Go.

The recent documentary of Rashida Jones, "Hot girls wanted", sheds modest light on this issue.

Developers are happy enough transpiling code..." - happy the way disaster survivors are happy to live in makeshift sheds rather than, you know, being dead.

Oh, ok, there's one paragraph in there that sheds some light: "The app then holds back an “Even cushion” — a savings account it manages for the user.