The solar cell manufacturing industry for years made do with hand-me-down tools from the computer chip industry.
He could have made do with any style of chair, but as a director, his choice was suitably symbolic.
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The other thing you need to know is that traditionally the solar industry has made do with the cast offs from the computer industry.
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The third point that you made had to do with the H1N1 virus.
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Another interesting realization the people at Nomura made had to do with what percentage of production came from international oil companies (IOCs) in different MENA countries.
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That row may come to a head at the Helsinki summit this week: but it has made anything to do with tax a touchy subject for years to come.
Obama has said he wants to close the prison, but Denis McDonough, a senior adviser to the incoming Democrat, said Monday that no decisions have been made about what to do with the prison's 255 inmates.
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Those approaches are mostly based on so-called metamaterials, man-made materials with properties that do not occur in nature.
To be fair, there are some points Holder made with which I do agree (at least in part).
The forbidding-looking wheels, made by Timken, do away with tire and rim, instead moving on six pairs of polyurethane-covered steel rollers, each angled at 45 degrees to the wheel itself.
The spokesperson denied the argument that sparked the fight was anything to do with comments McAlpine made about 11 September, as press reports had suggested.
The figures include hoaxes, 999 calls made with good intent that do not transpire to be emergencies and callouts prompted by faulty equipment in business premises.
At the end, planning and strategy may have more to do with the mistakes not made than the returns created.
This comes up in relation to a specific incident that we have made clear that we had nothing to do with.
We know what to do in order to fix it, and we've made great strides with health care reform, but we've got more work to do.
They made no mention of what they'd do with the future knowledge once they returned.
If players do not agree with the decision made by the on-field umpires they can refer it to the third umpire.
On Wednesday, billionaire Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos made an unexpected announcement that had nothing to do with Kindle sales.
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But Emanuel said the White House believes that no decisions about what to do with the surplus should be made until a surplus actually materializes.
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The portal accelerator made modifying the site content something the girls could do with ease.
Finally, one of them made a remark about people not knowing what to do with their lives.
There were also other issues that had nothing to do with his speech that intervened that made him a little late.
My experience of being bullied definitely has changed me - it made me strive in acting and want to do something with my life.
It may have to do with a 2008 agreement that former New York Attorney General and current Governor Andrew Cuomo made with the three ratings agencies.
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"They have made their own government decisions - having nothing to do with the sanctions - that have had an impact on the economic conditions inside of the country, " she said.
But I do know that the most profound connection was made with the Korean people tonight.
That has little to do with Mr Livingstone, but he has made some useful marginal contributions.
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