To go back to the status quo would be, by definition, heading in the right direction.

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Though dressmaking is by no means a casual process, Von Furstenberg was able to go from concept to production without having to integrate an ultra-fast processor with a high-definition capacitive touch screen, wi-fi, and 3G wireless.

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And by that definition I mean focusing on where we want to go.

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The trouble is, while the definition of a recession as two consecutive quarters of negative growth is widely accepted, there is no popular definition of a depression, which means there is nowhere to go once recessions stop being relevant.

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Nielsen hinted at changes two years ago when TV ownership dropped for the first time in decades, which may turn around since the new definition includes viewers with internet-connected TVs, and could go further to include viewers with just a tablet or laptop.

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All movies will be made available to Sky customers on-demand, on Sky Go, as well as in High Definition (HD) and 3D where available.

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By definition it applies to those who frequently drive in stop-and-go traffic, live in extremely hot or cold climates or dusty areas or who tow a trailer (in other words, the majority of motorists).

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To some neophyte investors, the definition of a risky investment is that it might go up only 15% instead of 30% this year.

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The growing popularity of big-screen, high-definition TV sets -- which can play either format, depending on the player you buy to go with it -- suggests that consumers are eager to watch cutting-edge, super-crisp movies.

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