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Meanwhile, former British number one Tim Henman believes there should be a review of the allocation of the wildcards in future.
BBC: Bogdanovic faces wildcard threat
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President Obama has decided to favor Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner who believes the deficit and debt are more important.
FORBES: Can 100,000 More Immigrants Solve America's Jobs Problem?
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Tim van Biesen of Bain, a consultancy, believes that patients will need some kind of financial incentive to use smart pills.
ECONOMIST: Pills get smart
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Tim Winter, an influential British convert to Islam, believes that for all their narrow intensity, the British Deobandi seminaries won't foster violence: their ethos is cautious and traditional.
ECONOMIST: Islam in Britain and South Asia
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During Apple's earnings call in January, CEO Tim Cook said Apple keeps its phone sizes relatively small because it believes that is the perfect form factor for most people.
CNN: iPhone under assault from big-screen rivals
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Indeed, Tim Newburn, who follows policing at the London School of Economics, believes the drift towards a single, national police force is now irreversible.
ECONOMIST: Britain's police forces are about to have a rash of mergers
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Bates believes that the biggest challenge facing Murray - who has overtaken Tim Henman as British number one - will be to handle the expectations of the British public.
BBC: Scots star Andy Murray
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Tim Harcourt, an economist at the University of New South Wales, believes that the motor trade can prosper without state handouts as it shifts from the mass manufacture of yester-year to the niche research and development industry.
BBC: Australia car industry seeks revival amid slowing sales
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Analyst Tim Speiss, head of the Wealth Advisory Practice at Eisner LLP, said he believes the final bill will closely mirror the House's more expensive version, saying provisions that the Senate excluded are likely to be put back in after a compromise.
CNN: House approves Obama stimulus bill
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Apprentice winner Tim Campbell, who was recently awarded an MBE for his services to enterprise culture, believes this is because networking is not presented in a positive light let alone as a skill that should be learnt.
BBC: Networking: Does everybody need to schmooze to get on?