It has reminded me of my ever desired vision of fully enjoying the Power Of Choice and a Life of Abundance while always having the key best resources and contacts in all aspects of my life.
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Indeed, E Ink has identified 700 types of products that could use its technology, including power tools (which could show the amount of power remaining) and car key readers (which could report such details as the amount of gas left in a car and the vehicle's location in a parking lot).
Nuclear power was one of the key sources of energy in Japan before last year's twin disasters.
For others, the rise of Islamists to power is the key issue.
This weekend at Techonomy 2012, we gather near Tucson to try to make sense of the explosion of data, the empowerment of the planet by mobile devices, how companies and governments must reorganize themselves, the insurgent influence of robots, and the growing global power of a few key American Internet companies.
The challenges of harnessing the power of vastly increased participant interactivity are a key differentiator to competitive performance and speed to market, and are therefore of paramount importance to effective employee strategy.
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The USS Theodore Roosevelt was one of the key elements of Nato's naval power in the 1999 Kosovo conflict with more than 3, 400 combat missions launched from its deck.
Under the terms of the deal, TXU said that it would not build eight of its 11 proposed coal-fired power plants, winning the approval of two key environmental groups, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Environmental Defense.
The election deadlock has meant that Beppe Grillo, a former comedian and political revolutionary who led his grass-roots Five-Star Movement to third-place in the elections by promising to get rid of Italy's tired politicians and traditional political parties, would be the key to power if he were to support one of the traditional parties.
The parliamentary by-elections are being seen as a key test of power between the Kanu party and the opposition Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (Ford-Kenya).
The 787, the first jetliner made from a majority of lightweight carbon fiber composites, eliminates hot, heavy and hard-to-maintain pneumatic systems that power key parts of the jet.
Germany can afford to make concessions on some of the demands from the UK, but it cannot afford to unpick the key parts of the balance of power agreed in the constitution in 2004.
To put it another way, the power of personality and the clarity of their ideas was a key part of David Cameron's pitch for cities to switch to a mayor.
The purchasing power of German consumers and industry is seen as key to the recovery of the region.
RAMALLAH, West Bank (CNN) -- The future of the Middle East entered a new era of uncertainty Thursday, as the militant Palestinian opposition group Hamas snatched power from the ruling old guard and made skeptics of many key players in the peace process.
On previous May Days, Mr Morales had announced the nationalisation of key industries, such as hydroelectric power and the electricity grid.
The momentary momentum swing, however, also left Pittsburgh without one of its key performers for a crucial power play at the start of the third period.
In the other section, known as "traditional track, " the winning business plan was one aimed at exploiting the increasing spending power of a key segment of China's 1.3 billion-strong population.
Meanwhile, the hardliners are capturing key squares on the chessboard of Washington power, at the expense of the moderates at state.
Today's goal is Shuaiba, the smallest of southern Iraq's five power stations but a key to powering the two damaged 400-kilovolt transmission lines in the south that will help light up Baghdad and restart oil refineries.
Google's email offering Gmail was declared the most efficient site in the findings, a fact credited to its use of HTML for key functions rather than the more power-hungry Javascript.
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But if globalisation is the most important change in the exercise of power in our age, then our increasing interdependence on each other is the key condition that governs our existence as individuals.
Finally, calculate the holding power of your outstanding equity for key players under various stock prices.
One key takeaway is the power of the Halo effect with confidence.
Following the Good Friday Agreement and the eventual devolution of power to Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein appointed Denis Donaldson as their key administrator in the party's Stormont offices.
As for its hard key layout, all of those buttons (volume, power and dedicated camera key) reside on the right, with nothing but a 3.5mm headphone jack up top and microUSB port at its base.
Would, for example, the damage be limited to a heightened sense of abandonment by the United States on the part of key allies, leaving in its wake concerns about a strategic power vacuum and the need to accommodate the Soviet Union or other threats?
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Where after the war Attlee established the case for the NHS, state education and a welfare state, Thatcher, after the industrial wars of the 70s and the Cold War, won the arguments for a market-based economy, the private ownership of key industries and services, limits on trade union power and a strong defence policy based on the Atlantic Alliance.
The GOP is reportedly spending its ad money in a small number of states it considers key to maintaining power in the Senate.
But unlike other alternative energy sources, such as sun or wind power, there's nothing fickle about the availability of the key raw ingredients--fresh water and sea water.
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