However, with the Lions trailing the three-Test series 1-0 after Saturday's 26-21 defeat, the management team could be persuaded to tinker with the line-up for Saturday's crunch second Test at Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria.

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On PC these Skyrim fans tinker with all the mods and buy up the expansions and will continue to do so even if those expansions go on ad infinitum.

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Though employers plan to keep benefits, costs will likely go up on workers as employers tinker with their benefit plan designs by moving to consumer-directed health plans that tend to be tied to high deductibles.

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But I do like to be able to really tinker with my character as much as humanly possible, and opening up the guts of a stat system is important because it gives me at the very least that option.

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Among his detractors, the foremost concern is that he would tinker with the economy along nationalistic lines and wreck what Ramos had built up.

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The widgets are offered up gratis by companies that expect a user eventually to visit their sites in order to tinker with the programs and look at more of the same.

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"He almost single-handedly came up with the idea that the Fed should set benchmarks to target inflation, rather than tinker with the economy, " says Philip Reny, chair of the Chicago School of Economics.

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Perhaps, on the other hand, investors don't give a tinker's cuss now because they are once again making money, do not want to pass up the chance of making more, and are happy enough to allow any unpleasantness to be swept under the carpet.

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