But for someone like this who as - is at the height of his career, what does this mean?

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"We have hung mirrors over the hatchery at a 45 degree angle so that everyone, no matter what their height, can see into the hatchery, " she said.

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The bank which became more dependent than any other on loans from the Bank of England and the Treasury at the height of the 2007-8 financial crisis has almost completely repaid what it owes taxpayers.

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The other reason has to do with the status of theatrical exhibitors as the weakest link in the 3-D process. (Some theaters have already been caught reducing light levels on the screen to extend the life of expensive projector lamps.) What happened to me and others at the ArcLight the other night was the height of absurdity.

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He realized the height of his ambition at the 1964 Tokyo Games, where he ran what was then the fastest 10, 000 meters in Olympic history.

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Suddenly, it will be possible to not only track every customer, their height, weight and age, how long they looked at each item, what they started to buy but changed their mind, how long they stood in line, and a dizzying array of other variables.

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What is more, levels of violence are nowhere near those that prevailed in Iraq at the height of its insurgencies.

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In fact, while spreads have narrowed significantly from the panic levels reached at the height of the financial crisis, they still have a ways to go before reaching what I would consider to be fully valued (about 350 basis points over treasury yields or LIBOR, respectively).

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