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There is no such animal, so the entire article is hopelessly flawed.
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WSJ: HTC One Review: HTC Makes the One the Android to Bea
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First, the entire article is a guy taking an email promotional ad from one company and basically claiming a competitor, ZAGG, is a fraud.
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CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Spreading Wahhabism
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Read the entire McKinsey article here.
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We could write an entire article on the many different cases available out there for smartphones and tablets.
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The warning given by the article was tentative but it caused growth of the entire class to slow, and Vioxx sales growth stalled.
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This article is an embarrassment to the entire asset management industry as it stands.
FORBES: Another Blow to ZAGG's InvisibleSHIELD Delusion
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That is the opening paragraph to an article I wrote just the other day on Social Media Today re: a case study article about Atlantic Station, one of the biggest outdoor mixed use malls in the entire country, and how they are seeing the fruits of their engagement labor and then some.
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In a 2011 article for the scholarly journal Science, researchers Martin Hilbert and Priscila Lopez estimated that the entire processing power of the world's stock of general-purpose computers in 2007 more or less equaled that of one human brain (about 6.4 quintillion instructions per second -- the standard measure of computer speed).
CNN: Roboticist sees improvisation through machine's eyes