Pretty much sums it up, though widow Sue will go on Katie Couric's show Monday to make sure everyone understands.
"It's pretty ironic that it all went up in flames, " she said.
The lead sentence in the Wall Street Journal article about the meeting summed it up pretty well.
"When he amps it up, it's pretty impressive, " Collins said of Harvey.
And, yes, we pretty much do pick it up and shake it.
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Sony and Nintendo pretty much have it locked up now, but Sega Enterprises could come out of a distant third place to give them a serious challenge.
"We focused a lot on usability and copied a lot of gamer interfaces so that users can pick it up pretty quickly, " said Sandia engineer Justin Garretson, the lead software developer.
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The headline above sums it up pretty well.
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It's a pretty miserly offering and we soon filled it up with a handful of Spotify playlists, apps and camera shots.
In all three cases it is pretty clear how the branches connect up, even if it is not always obvious when particular splits occurred.
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When you hold it up to your ear, it pretty much covers the entire side of your face.
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It's about getting things done, no matter what, even if it means getting pretty banged up.
It's a natural field for some military personnel, but now it has pretty much dried up, he explains.
Universal health coverage has been a goal of Democrats for decades, so Mr Obama's achieving something pretty near to it has perked up morale in his own party.
The graphics might be dated, but if screenshots from the original version are any indication, it was already well ahead of its time, so it holds up pretty well.
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Fox Mobile unveiled its Bitbop venture this week that promises to provide a wealth of TV and movie entertainment from a variety of top-tier studios, and if you can get past the fact that you're actually going to have to pay for this content, it's shaping up to be a pretty promising system when it launches later this year.
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It's this curious mix of new and old methodology that pretty much sums up the Serato DJ software it is designed to work with.
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So how about that opening night last night? (Applause.) Yes, the energy, the enthusiasm that we saw last night -- it really made it clear that folks are pretty fired up and ready to go -- (applause) -- which is a -- it's a very good thing.
Plus, it would be pretty wild if RIM ended up validating a Palm product idea so seemingly doomed that the company killed it dead just four months after it was announced in 2007 -- we're not saying the times haven't changed dramatically, but we'd note the Celio RedFly has thus far failed to blow up the universe.
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Charlton Heston pretty well wrecks it again by turning up with an eye patch.
On the surface, Clara took the break-up pretty well (it was the first time someone had left her).
Last year we saw similar trends and IT spending held up pretty well.
And ending on a positive note, my favorite music club, Tipitina's, looks like it was boarded up pretty tight.
He had some throw-downs and said he's pulled up pretty good from it, and he has got two more days to prove himself.
This would be pretty expensive for taxpayers, both because of the capital we would need to inject into the bank, and because breaking it up would involve pretty horrendous IT challenges.
"When underlying forces are going in different directions, with the U.S. economy tending to slow and the rest of the world still pretty strong, it helps push us up at the same time it's slowing them down a little bit, " says Michael Mussa, a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund.
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