It is, as we say, socially responsible to buy things made by poor people in poor countries.

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Since we have no plans to chase Chris Hoy around a velodrome, we don't want things such as drop handlebars, frames made from ingeniously lightweight materials or aerodynamically thin tires (which will buckle the moment they hit that pothole outside the post office).

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As consumers of consumer electronics, we complain when things change, yet change is exactly what made us all nerds in the first place.

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As happy as I am with the growth the past year, there are a lot of mistakes we made and things we need to do differently.

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"As we have to design for bigger and bigger people, things are going to look like they're made of two-by-fours, " Mr. Kane said.

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