In the developed world, particularly the media-oriented United States, attention has always been a rare quality, but it has been rattled even more of late, what with 500 channels of everything you could want and more, the infinity pool of the Internet, and all your cyber-friends crowding around you at every moment on your more-mobile-than-ever devices.
When Wright surfaced again in late April with even more inflammatory rhetoric, Obama said the comments did not reflect the man he thought he knew and he rejected his endorsement.
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Bad enough, for sure: yet the situation is potentially even more serious now than it was in the late 1980s.
These he has secured for Russia, even if their character has owed more to the late Mayor Daley of Chicago than to Pericles.
Even Lampard's late strike was little more than Chelsea deserved, despite a brave backs-to-the-wall performance from Southend, who belied their position 56 places behind the Blues down in League One with a performance full of heart and determination.
It is amazing that even at this late hour, we are still learning more about Senator Obama and his agenda.
Georgetown began fouling late in the hope of closing the gap even more, and the strategy worked.
Alwaleed held onto that stake as Citigroup slogged its way through the financial crisis of late 2008 and throughout 2009, and even bought more shares in the company.
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South Korea's financial supervisor, the Financial Services Commission, began considering HSBC's application to acquire KEB only in late July, even though HSBC filed the application more than six months ago.
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One such was the hurried build-up, made even more hurried by Tony Blair's desire, until as late as possible, to make it look as if peace might still break out.
Consumers might chose to run their washing machine late at night when demand is lower and save even more.
Liberals in Iran (and adherents of persecuted faiths, like the Baha'is) have struggled with this ever since, even as the rulers became less religious and more corrupt, as the late Paul Klebnikov described in our cover story a year ago July (right).
The Billikens had to endure a few late highlights that will surely illuminate Oregon's run even more.
The Rangers had one more chance to get even, but couldn't connect on a late power play.
The Rangers had one more chance to get even, but couldn't connect on a late third-period power play.
And Russia of late, resentful and surly might even show a more friendly and co-operative face to the rest of the world.
EU, these governments may be even more inclined to let budgets and borrowing rip, delaying euro entry as late as 2010.
Some supporting evidence for this inflection manifested late in third quarter 2009 and is expected to be even more pronounced in the current fourth quarter.
In the summer and on hot sunny days like Davis saw late this week, the solar panels will ideally generate even more electricity than is needed for the site and send some back to the grid.
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But, more than that, controversy stalked the match regularly, even before Bojan's late strike was ruled out.
Explanations run from some explosion of greed in the banking classes through massive deregulation of finance to increasing inequality and even, in some of the more bizarre diagnoses, an insistence that this is just late stage capitalism and the communist nirvana is soon to be at hand.
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The point of managed care was to introduce a degree of rationing into a health-care system that, by the late 1980s, was suffering from inflation of 15% a year or even more.
The old-fashioned idea of democracy meaning that elections are held, the majority wins, and then both sides pretty much pull together and work for the good of the country until the next election, went away in the late 1990s, replaced by the pre-election differences continuing and becoming even more bitter and divisive in the years after elections.
And then the president has promised a veto, so that'll mean another round in Congress - maybe more than one round - so it's going to be late April or even longer before that appropriations bill for Iraq and Afghanistan gets passed.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s programmes intended to help the poor were frequently unsuccessful and even more frequently unpopular.
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Now in more recent years, they've tried to move up to March, but even then was too late.
Recent data on Chinese exports showed resiliency against a perceived slowdown, and even European goods will now become more competitive on the global market as the euro has declined in value precipitously of late.
But you will pay dearly if you are 30 days or more late because that is a red flag that you are having trouble paying your bills even if you pay off the full debt.
And what's more, after they announced their new line of Network Walkman devices late yesterday, we discovered they even had intentions of adding WMA support, which just about dislocated our jaws, they dropped so hard.
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