Ditto for pretty much any policyholder, more than likely, so why not craft programs and campaigns intended to aggressively inform them?
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Fisher's key insight is that investment is not a craft that can be mastered by merely accumulating information.
It is worth noting that the landing craft in question, while they have not been named in any of the reporting, are very clearly not the landing craft from the Black Sea fleet that were at the center of the controversy in late June but totally different ships from the Northern Fleet.
Not long after Craft.com ignored Ecomplaints' attempt to mediate, it disappeared.
He is known occasionally to swear, but otherwise he is a clean-living sportsman who works out with weights when he is not perfecting his craft on the golf course.
According to mills, he believes the ke Nursery Rhymes by Storytimey to Nursery Rhymes success was not only the craft and love behind creating it in the first place, but the Storytime feature which allows users to remotely read to their kids.
Whether 18th century or midcentury modern, the task at hand is usually an issue of craft and not period.
Instead, the treasury secretary's plan lays out several grand themes that may or may not be used to craft future legislation.
Not only does he craft the words he judges each work, or each phrase with the effect that it has upon the audience.
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The conservative intelligentsia not only helped to craft a message that resonated with working-class Democrats, a message that emphasised entrepreneurialism, law and order, and American pride.
Craft tried not to think about his previous misses as he watched the white numbers on the clock tick down and squared up to decide the game.
It is not that Rutan wants to turn the craft into a "hangar queen" - at least not yet.
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He stressed the limit, which only applies to power-propelled craft, was not a ban.
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Most of the professors are not just great at their craft as teachers, but are successful businessmen, attorneys, or consultants with proven application of the information they are teaching.
Last year, the world's first space tourist, Dennis Tito, made a plea to Congress that as a potential investor in suborbital craft he was not looking to government for funding, technology, tax credits or loan guarantees.
The craft itself may not survive this, but it gives the project's engineers a chance to practise landing a spacecraft remotely on a relatively small target with a gravitational field that varies immensely from one place to another.
Jeff Greason, the president of XCOR Aerospace, a company that makes rocket engines for suborbital craft, worries that the X Prize, with its attached conditions, may not in practice lead to the right sort of craft being built.
Just as in his talk with Wanniski in 1974, Mundell offered Shelton only the intellectual framework in which to craft practical policy, not specific policy proposals.
Let's be clear that while the CIA director apparently insists he was offering a generic statement on intelligence craft, he was not asked a generic question.
But she left on a high note, having helped craft Journey -- not just one of the best games of 2012, but a high mark on the medium.
Given the negative externalities associated with consuming alcohol, however, the movement to higher priced, heavier-tasting, craft beers that are not guzzled like Mad Dog might not be a bad thing.
Not content with smashing the previous craft's record of 11.4 seconds, the team plans to fly a further refined version of the copter with longer blades and other fine tuning later this month.
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Unlike the big manufacturers of bottled lagers, however, the early craft beer makers were not interested in mass appeal or in consolidating costs and tended to trumpet their iconoclastic credentials in opposition to the mainstream big lager brewers.
In Nashville, Billy Jack was not thinking about the trees felled to craft his new Les Paul.
When two or more people start a company together, it's wise (but not legally required) for them to craft a written, carefully thought- out partnership agreement.
Gaga has not abandoned the core element of her craft the steady thump of Euro disco, a beat accessible to people who are older than the misfit club kids who find religion at her live shows.
At Fiverr we see web designers and graphic artists working with voice over professionals and copywriters, purchasing services from each other in order to craft a better brand, not only learning from one other and profiting from the increased exposure, but more importantly growing as professionals by the exchange of knowledge and the recommendations of fellow vendors.
Anonymous sources certainly have their place in the craft of journalism, but should not be employed to facilitate personal attacks like this one.
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These tests apparently showed that the system used to ignite the craft's hydrazine fuel could not operate effectively at the cold temperatures expected during the flight to Mars.
Republican Rep. Peter Hoekstra of Michigan, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said each house has to craft its own reforms, which were not included in the bill.
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