And our economy's been big and strong enough to absorb it all.

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My political record and my head was always there, always has been there, but I must say that it took life's experiences for me to absorb the real importance of it all.

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The idea is that the students will then absorb all the wit and wisdom on offer and ask more questions, before disseminating it all to the rest of the new class through the raft of social media and interactive channels now available to them.

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Creator Trevor Undi slowed it all down so that we can absorb the stitches, hems, and movement of Chanel tweed, silk and feather.

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This arrangement gives HBO the flexibility and latitude to allow its showrunners incredible artistic freedom, but it also means that HBO has to absorb all of the risk of producing shows itself.

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Plastic PV, say the company, can absorb sunlight from "all sorts of ranges" allowing it to be installed onto vertical walls.

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Even if the economy does pick up in the second half of the year, it is unlikely to do so quickly enough to absorb all the office, hotel and retail space now coming on stream.

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You go to places like Nevada or Arizona or Florida, California, their inventory of unsold homes was so high that it is just going to take a whole bunch of years to absorb all that housing stock.

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