However, transforming the Tory image from selfish and mean to cuddly and green is not enough.

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On the other hand, the Twitterverse and all its friends have caused great caution among those New Yorkers, so conclude Freeman, because image and career mobility mean more than getting sweaty.

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As luxury e-tailers have cut their prices to survive, the labels, fearing that cheap prices mean a cheap image, have fled.

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"From the consumer's point of view it's going to mean better battery life and higher image quality, " said Steve Steele, product manager of ARM's media processing division.

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You can take a highly mystical or spiritual view of that impressive power. (What else would it mean to be created in the divine image than that we can declare reality into existence out of nothing?) Or you can take a very naturalist, anthropological view.

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What they mean is that they are shedding off the image they've accrued over the last generation of being indifferent to or even intolerant of minorities.

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Unfortunately, those four filters mean you also have to take four separate images to get one clear image, giving the patient quite the extra dose of radiation.

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To produce an image, you need to start off by building a life-like model, no mean feat with something as intricate as a fly or an ant.

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Its physical properties (its narrow bandgap, in physics parlance) mean that it sometimes releases electrons even though no light has fallen on it, resulting in a noisy image.

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