In contrast, sports entertainment executives exert much less control over their product, at least the on-the-court (or field) aspect.
All of their brain activity is occurring in areas that are lower down and require much less conscious control.
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Ferretti, vice president at the Chicago Climate Exchange, extolled emissions trading, noting that the practice had helped bring sulfur dioxide and acid rain under control much less expensively than traditional command-and-control regulation.
Because the payload is much less massive than the control unit, the centre of rotation is close to the control unit.
Secondly, when using cloud services, you have much less internal, technical visibility and control.
The Interim Control Module will cost much less than the original options.
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If the deal is permitted to go through, the U.S. beer industry will become that much less competitive and give ABI even more control over beer prices for Americans, the suit argues.
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Since the Thatcher government's tussle with the unions, workers have much less power to demand wage increases, which means that inflation is less likely to get out of control.
"You have less control over hours they work and how much involvement they have in other parts of the business, " she says.
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Ultimately, they control so much of the banking market that if they are lending less money, then there is fundamentally less money around.
Or, it could mean that they gain control of the spacecraft, but that the Fregat engine still will not ignite, yet the much less powerful propulsion units designed to land the craft on Phobos and propel the return capsule back to Earth are working fine.
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