In December 2011, I argued that Bitcoin serves as a kind of metacurrency.
My client and I argued that it was an invertebrate, and indeed was meat.
As I argued in a piece published last year, this could prove to be difficult.
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In my previous post, I argued that, functionally, software gathers, manipulates or displays data.
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Would I come off as a braggart if I argued that I was more deserving than colleagues?
As I argued last week, the court likely took up McCutcheon vs.
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In testifying, I argued for a deep-rooted biosocial explanation for Mr. Page's violence.
In my follow-up post I argued that HBO should keep its content exclusive but offer a stand-alone service.
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Apple should do this kind of a deal, and I argued for it in April and then again last month.
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Yesterday, I argued here that Google should add two buttons.
As I argued in previous pieces, this could prove to be difficult.
In part six, I argued that there could be stark benefits and massive business disruption even at low penetration rates of driverless technology.
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So I argued that the best advice to investors on this most important question is to keep their eyes glued on the market.
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Gurus and academics with hyperbolic declarations, widespread circulation of case studies with outlier results, excessive rhetoric, superficial implementations, and as I argued earlier, monopolization of technology.
That's part of the reason I argued the first and easiest thing we all can do to help the long-term unemployed is to treat them as equal humans.
In 2000 I argued in your pages that the drug war had failed based on my experience in Colombia in the early 1990s ( Letters, March 18th 2000).
In my last column I discussed the historical roots of the financial market regulation in the U.S. I argued that it had served us well--with periodic tinkering--for several decades.
But more importantly, I argued that the primarily defensive focus of the strategy is a reflection of more problematic underlying assumptions about the nature of both cyberspace and information.
In my essay, I argued that it depends.
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At the time I argued without any hope of success that Google was wrong, and that there were better ways to achieve the same thing they were hoping to achieve.
In a column I wrote for INOSMI almost two full months ago, I argued that Russia had to start planning how to do deal with a post-Assad Syria for two main reasons.
"I argued when I was chairing the city regions task group... we should be looking at some regionally-significant programmes rather than having lots of little dissipated mini-programmes all over the area, " she said.
But as I argued in my post a while back, Why Amazon is the Best Strategic Player in Tech, PR is their Achilles Heel (they could learn from Zappos, which they acquired).
As I argued more than two decades ago, we should aim for a banking system without TBTF, but that means we need a banking system simultaneously devoid of unfair subsidies and free of overly-harsh regulations.
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At the time it was announced, I argued that the spin-off of the PC business looked more like a rush to have a credible story for a quarterly investor call than a well thought out strategy.
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The point I argued was that whether you are in the process of reducing staff or recruiting people in your organization, the critical thing is to have a clear plan around the skills and capabilities you need to succeed.
Before the auction, I argued that I didn't see this happening, but going by the astronomical figures attained, we will have to tread warily to ensure the integrity of the game stays strong and heading in an upward direction.
In line with Brito and Watkins, I argued that relying on assumptions of infrastructural, social, and economic fragility leads to bad policy that is focused on top-down control and one-sized-fits-all solutions that are largely ineffective at mitigating crisis when it does occur.
In my last column, I argued that both are essential, but since tech VCs are comparatively flush these days, while traditional healthcare VCs are hurting, tech VCs such as Khosla are playing a disproportionate role in shaping how the space is evolving.
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Roughly 6 weeks ago in a Forbes Sports Money piece, I argued that the Chicago Cubs were one of the biggest anomalies in professional sports for their inability to find consistent success despite favorable local market conditions (i.e. a large market size coupled with an enthusiastic fan base).
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