"You're not touching anything but the air, " said Adam Goldstein, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean International.

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His reverence for Richard Helms, the late CIA director and a mentor, is not only touching but reveals a sincere dedication to service.

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It's sort of interesting -- Palm similarly extends the touch area beyond the screen on the Pre and the Pixi, but not quite like this -- but we can't see how touching the bezel next to an on-screen label is much better than just pressing the screen.

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Care spotted space down the right, darting free and touching down, but Quins could not add to the score.

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Endless television and radio talk shows pick over France's deteriorating image abroad, touching not only the Romanies but also the strike by the national football team at the World Cup this summer and the Bettencourt affair, a political-favours scandal involving Eric Woerth, the labour minister.

ECONOMIST: France's poor image

This is a nice feature, but unfortunately sometimes is required because touching small points on the screen do not respond without using the pen.

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"My Architect" is reality -- a moving, bittersweet and marvelously touching film about an anti-hero who loved not wisely but too well, and generally made a mess of it, but left a brilliant body of magnificent work and a son who found himself, and his father, through it.

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This touching faith in corporate America is discernible not just in the current price of stocks and bonds but in the confidence that they will not move far from their present levels.

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