Some tasteless and generic new footage, such as dramatic reconstructions and transitional material, is jarring but hardly matters.

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According to Jim Stoppert, the company's president, what matters is that the material is able to compete on price and performance.

ECONOMIST: Evanescent or evergreen?

In her closing, defense lawyer Roberts scoffed at the accusation that Bakaly revealed secret matters, describing the material he disclosed as "garden variety" information discussed in every newspaper and talk show during the Lewinsky investigation.

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Walker and Fred McMahon, the two outstanding economists who led this effort at Fraser, deserve much credit for launching the most serious effort to date to measure what matters, and giving us so much material to ponder.

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This matters because the atoms on the surface of a material are generally more reactive than those at its centre.

ECONOMIST: Small wonders

Charts, maps and models which are used to demonstrate or explain matters are not evidence themselves, but testimony based upon such items and marks on such material may be evidence.

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