The latter idea is about as blue-sky as you can get, but systemic changes are ultimately more powerful than any awareness campaign.
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Zynga has been a disaster for shareholders this year, plunging almost 80%, as sky-high valuations for social media companies on the private market have proven poor indicators of public sector performance.
Last year there was speculation MTV could be removed from Sky's subscription package as Sky re-negotiated its deal to carry the network.
"Wales have always been confidence-driven, and that'll be sky-high as they were the only side to beat southern hemisphere opposition during the autumn Tests when they won against Australia, " said Bulloch.
All the changes affect Mediaset as well as Sky, but hit Sky harder because Mediaset remains chiefly a free-to-air business.
And astronomers are just as likely to point a software query-tool at a digital sky survey as to point a telescope at the stars.
David Bishop, who heads micromechanics research, plied such blue-sky pursuits as superconductivity a dozen years ago.
Ross Perot in a riveting campaign that took place as Bush's sky-high approval dwindled following the first Iraq war.
Strachan enjoyed a glittering playing career with Dundee, Aberdeen, Manchester United, Leeds and Coventry and embarked on a managerial career as player-manager with the Sky Blues in 1996.
Famously, journalist Hunter S Thompson's ashes were fired into the sky - as per his wishes - in a giant firework, paid for by his friend Johnny Depp.
"The idea is that the same thing is true for colors, that there are certain kinds of colors that are characteristic of stuff that's good for us as a species -- clear sky, clear water -- and stuff that's bad for us, like rotting foods, biological waste products, " he said.
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She grew up skiing at Big Sky -- as did a half-dozen of her instructors.
News Corp has offered to spin-off Sky News as an independent company as part of the takeover deal.
The athletes' parade was broadcast live by both BBC One and Channel 4, the two Games' TV rights-holders, as well as Sky News and the BBC News Channel.
But when Romney feared that Rick Santorum might defeat him in Michigan's crucial Republican primary, he released a far more ambitious, and far more expensive, tax cut proposal that is being criticized as pie-in-the-sky.
They can be located where conventional small wind turbines would not be possible let a lone allowed -- such as the numerous balconies and sky scraper roofs in cities like Hong Kong.
Most workplace problems, believers explain, stem from a clash of cognitive styles: when a visual manager sends a written memo to an "auditory" employee, for example, or when a pragmatic manager rejects as too pie-in-the-sky the contributions of a theoretical subordinate.
Local governments in dry areas across China -- as in other countries -- have long sought to wring more rain from the sky for crops and reservoirs.
And Sky has launched pay-as-you-go internet TV service Now TV to help it compete with the likes of Netflix and LoveFilm.
And as Western countries continue to struggle with sky-high unemployment, there is significant political pressure building against the idea of further labor migration.
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So my New Year's wish for America is that we be skeptical of falling-sky stories, and that as a result, we all sleep better.
Speaking of sentiment, last month's technology column generated more hate mail than any column I've done since 1990 and 1991, as our market was bottoming and heading sky-high.
Speaking on the Sunday Politics show in the West Midlands, Labour MP for Wolverhampton North East Emma Reynolds described the plan as a "pie-in-the-sky scheme that doesn't really seem viable".
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They would be prohibited from spending the money on "luxury" goods such as Sky TV, cigarettes and alcohol - items which "hard-working families" have to cut back on when money is tight.
Recipients would be prohibited from spending the money on "luxury" goods such as Sky TV, cigarettes and alcohol - items which "hard-working families" have to cut back on when money is tight.
Acquisitions are becoming increasingly complicated, as the failed Groupon deal and the sky-rocketing valuation of internet start-ups (in great part due to trading in private company stock through secondary markets) make clear.
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Brailsford, 48, masterminded British dominance in cycling at the Olympics and Paralympics and, as Team Sky boss, helped Bradley Wiggins - also knighted in the New Year Honours list - to win the Tour de France.
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Familiar names and items will be present from the game, including Fitzroy, Songbird and the Sky-Line which will act as an asset.
The Guardian reported that News Corp. withdrew its promise to spin off Sky News as a separately listed publicly-traded company, a conditional part of their previously negotiated takeover deal.
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