As much as anything, lucky timing helped push the big players to link up with Phone.com.
It still gets a lot of attention, because it is, as much as anything, a whodunit story.
It is these, as much as anything, that are encouraging Japanese firms to clean up their act.
But that is, as much as anything, a question of organizing the people who are in the room.
This will test the single currency as much as anything else it has faced in its short life.
His arrest on drunk driving charges in 1978 probably did as much as anything to renew the police's interest.
As much as anything else, "Wild Medicine" is a way for the New York Botanical Garden to honor its roots.
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As much as anything, that is an indication of how much global attention is on China as an investment theme.
As someone who now writes criticism as much as anything else, Ebert is even more influential in my day to day life.
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Still, with his choice McCain seems to be trying to galvanize the conservative wing of his party as much as anything else.
It is his tenacity as much as anything else that makes him one of the best young fast-bowlers in the world at the moment.
It is this, as much as anything, that led to the killing off of the NGfL brand according to Becta's director for content, Dave Hassell.
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Public roads are an investment in commerce as much as anything.
The 04:30 flight comes in, wakes us up and we're all up for the day so there's a health issue here as much as anything else.
Look, I think as much as anything, Chuck, I think this is obviously a debate that will take some time to move its way through Congress.
The final verdict on the British effort to make Basra a better place will depend as much as anything on whether General Latif succeeds in his mission.
"Conditions within the disk will vary from star to star, and chance, as much as anything else, determined the precise end results for our Earth, " Livio said.
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As much as anything, it is a matter of attitudes: governments must accustom themselves to the idea that Europe will need more than one, and possibly several, European Unions.
"The vibrant arts community in London has informed this decision as much as anything, " continued Redford, whose famous role in the 1969 movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid gives the festival its name.
Because what we have done and what we have left undone in thought, word and deed on a national level determines as much as anything else the margin of safety that a prudent investor should require to invest in that nation.
As I mentioned earlier, this is the sort of failure of justice that as much defines our justice system as anything else.
This applies to the new dispute-settlement rules as much as to anything else: every member government has agreed to them as well.
That is just as much a tragedy as anything else - do we take cars away?
You end up spending almost as much money on anything else as you do in servicing that debt each and every year.
Besides, the reason for this loss was as much about Andy Pettitte as anything else.
Purists argue that implementing instant replay and removing human error and judgment would take away an element that is as much a part of the game as anything else.
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While the tempting narrative was that markets were reacting to the re-election of Barack Obama, comments from across the Atlantic seemed to have as much of an impact as anything domestic.
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