As John McCain proved in the primaries, most Americans believe there are more noble purposes for spending the surplus than putting even more money in the pockets of the wealthiest people in the country.
Or, just to be simple, let us say that all of the repatriated profits ended up, even if not directly, in the pockets of shareholders.
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If enough internet events protesting SOPA happen in one day, I would think it would have to warrant media coverage, even if the networks are largely in the pockets of SOPA supporters.
For a vehicle like the Nissan Leaf, which has 24 kilowatt-hours of onboard batteries, that cost could add up to thousands of dollars, even if a carmaker pockets some of the savings gained by making battery cars even more competitive in the controlled environment of a corporate or government fleet.
Even though there are a few pockets of Apple engineers in offices outside California--Pittsburgh, Seattle, a team in Israel--Cupertino is the focal point.
Some pockets of conservative Republicanism, but even the upstate Republicans in Delaware, I think, when they look at the national ballot, will go with the D's.
But death visits those in La Chureca and other pockets of hell on Earth daily, even for the living, and the primary source of this pain is financially rooted.
"For two to three decades, we've had pockets of coaches, trainers and even doctors supplying drugs to elite athletes in the U.S., " Ungerleider says.
Even smaller devices running on batteries and with WIFI access can be carried by consumers in their pockets, brief cases or back-packs.
Thieves in Italy are known to use knives to slash open purses and even men's jacket pockets.
With a bigger screen and even with a larger battery, Apple could offer an even thinner chassis and probably tapered edges like the iPads have, allowing it to fit in most pockets as the Samsung Galaxy S3 does.
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