People in one neighbourhood may overlook nuisances that others view as harbingers of chaos.

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Buying DCR like shorting crude oil but without the nuisances (such as margin calls and tax issues).

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Bach said Microsoft is experimenting with integrating ads and games, so users don't view them as nuisances.

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But they might actually be minor nuisances by comparison to all the positives.

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Fidelity sidesteps bank industry nuisances like reserve requirements, Dodd-Frank and anti-redlining laws.

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Despite the nuisances, Apple clearly views China as more positive than negative.

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The opaque language can hide everything from minor nuisances to expensive setbacks.

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Already, at least for Americans under a certain age, the post delivers only bad news or nuisances, from jury summonses to junk mail.

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E-mail disclaimers are one of the minor nuisances of modern office life, along with fire drills, annual appraisals and colleagues who keep sneezing loudly.

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Some of these nuisances sneak on to PCs by exploiting loopholes in Microsoft Windows but many are simply bundled in with other programs that users do want to install.

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