Word: using
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...Thomas has to live the rest of his life without being able to use his legs. This man once had 20 sacks in a single season. He once had seven in a single game. He was explosive, a speed rusher who had some power, and was for a time the single defender opposing offenses had to worry about the most, a la Lawrence Taylor...
Born gave an impassioned speech attacking Galluccio's proposed exemption, saying that it would put to "non-use" a place that could have affordable housing, schools, artists' studios or any number of other uses...
...character in Microsoft's ongoing antitrust litigation. The same accusations were made earlier this month when Gates stepped down as Microsoft's CEO, saying he wanted to focus more on his family. And, because a chunk of the Gates Foundation grants go to wiring libraries in poor communities to use the Internet, some conspiracy theorists have gone as far as branding this as a ploy to introduce Microsoft products to a population that can't otherwise afford them...
...company that contracted with CBS, Princeton Video Image, already uses its technology to plant "signs" at ballgames. But shouldn't news shows (even ones with Martha Stewart segments) stick to, um, reality? Other networks turned down the technology. "People should know what they're looking at," says Tom Goldstein, dean of Columbia University's journalism school. "I think some sort of disclosure or disclaimer would be appropriate." Even Rather regrets the New Year's Eve sleight of hand. "There was no ethical consideration at the time," he says. "I now know this was a mistake." But CBS News president Andrew...
...Spaeth, president of the Advertising Research Foundation, observes that "there could be a problem if it replaces high-quality research." Charles Hamlin, InsightExpress president, agrees: "InsightExpress is an appropriate tool for getting a good sense of the marketplace. If you are making decisions of magnitude, we encourage you to use the traditional market-research industry...