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More than the survey results at any one time, the changes from one survey to the next six months later can accurately describe the banking environment for consumers.
FORBES: The Poor Are Priced Out of Checking Accounts
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The easy gains had already been made: small local lines were now large regional ones, slashing time-consuming handovers from one line to the next that had long plagued the industry.
ECONOMIST: What kind of industry asks its regulator to block all deals?
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The transition from one generation of consoles to the next is always painful, though this time around the launch of new portable game devices by Sony and Nintendo has helped to prop up software sales and mask the decline in sales of games for fixed consoles.
ECONOMIST: The video-games industry
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ENGADGET: Flipboard brings the noise in NPR-ified app update, Britta will be pleased
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In 2009, a group of Stanford researchers released a study that showed how people who do heavy multitasking, keeping up several email conversations at once while texting, jumping from one website to the next and trying to work at the same time, do not pay attention as well as those who maintain a more streamlined work flow.
FORBES: 10 Ways to Become Better at Your Job Today
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From one issue to the next, the candidates found themselves with precious little air time, and they seemed unable to demonstrate disagreement.
NPR: Democratic Presidential Debate Targets Iraq War
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Even giants like Lucent Technologies have a hard time coping with wildly varying order volumes that can rise or plunge 80% from one month to the next.
FORBES: Leveling the playing field
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For the first time since entering the race, he has leased a plane big enough to shuttle reporters from one stop to the next as he tries to breathe new life into his shoestring campaign.
WSJ: Romney Wins Big in Florida Primary
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From one day to the next there are different players missing skill sessions and conditioning sessions because of their full-time work commitments.
BBC: Cullen lowers Widnes expectations
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Ms. BLACKBURN: She was--Billie was, at that time, known as Eleanora or Eleanor, was brought up in various households and was passed from one family to the next and didn't see much of her mother, certainly didn't see anything much of her father.
NPR: 'With Billie': A Jazz Great, As Others Saw Her