With a website that boasts 901 million active users and is launching an IPO on Friday, it seems unlikely that once you get on Facebook, you'd ever leave.

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It seems almost an afterthought that you also get Office doc viewing, Mobile Search client (like Directory Assistant for Palm), and audio and video playback software here, although you'll need to add a miniSD card to your growing collection of flash swag if you want to take advantage of the latter two features, as the N80 only comes preloaded with 40MB of memory.

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Note: It seems that Facebook has limited Wolfram's API calls, so you might get an error when accessing the tool for now.

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And that look always seems to get dated, whether it's danger, Will Robinson, you know, like the funny-looking robot in "Lost in Space" or whether it's, you know, Buck Rogers of the '70s.

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Well, it seems pretty clear that should these changes occur in any nontrivial fashion, you would have to duck to get out of the way of the ensuing economic boom, regardless of the uncertainty.

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It seems to me clear that David Cameron had said to Mr Fox you've got time to prove you can get out of this and that I will not push you straight away.

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Jon Sopel: Well how far are we away from this because there are all sorts of offers being put forward and they seem to get rejected, and it seems that there is no consistency around the country, with what you're trying to do.

BBC: Politics Show, Sunday 23 October 2005

Stewart -- like Theron -- carries off a serviceable English accent and mostly refrains from those irritating Bella-isms, but it's not so easy to take her seriously as the messianic resistance leader that Sanders seems to have in mind (you get the feeling the director thinks he's auditioning for the next "Narnia" movie, or even Middle Earth).

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