Mr Malone has some claim to having been among the first to see the 500-channel digital-television future but not precisely the way in which it would be interwoven with the Internet.

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They have to be interwoven and work together with an inward focus of vision and outward focus of success.

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Light, sweet pop sounds in songs such as "Pieces" and "The Pact (I'll Be Your Fever)" are interwoven with darker, moodier themes of love, loss and death in the title track and "Twenty Seven Strangers, " with affecting and beguiling results.

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Not merely as a resource to be managed, but as a force of nature whose destiny is interwoven with our own.

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For instance, a recent article in the McKinsey Quarterly points out that technology budgets are a favourite place to make cuts, but indiscriminate chopping will be more damaging than ever before because IT systems are now so tightly interwoven with everything from supply chain management to the determination of pricing strategies.

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