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The other neat thing ... (Laughter)

The gallant knight to the rescue.

Who's this nice young man?

Hey, what do you got them fine feathers on for?

We have a proverb A man welldressed is a man wellthoughtof.

Thin and dressed like a young dandy

Trés gai, trés chic, trés magnifique

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You get the wait staff, elegant decor, the fancy french wines.

The really neat thing about this stuff is that's life.

High fashion rubber cord with rhodium plated clasp completes the smart and sporty look, and creates the practical for active people.

The time horizons of our universe may well be a blip in this grander scheme of things.

And the neat thing is that if you change the sequence and change the spell, you just change the sequence of the staples.

Fuzzy, feel good projects to foster human rights and good governance in an obscure region next door must wait.

Thanks to America s gold plated financial system, its consumers can buy fancy cars with almost no down payment.

So this is really what's enabling us to deal with the explosion of data in medicine, together with some really nifty work in terms of algorithms compressing data, extracting the relevant information that people are doing research on.

The dreamy marijuana smoke of a lad who heads a highbrow jazz quintet is giving an inelegant odour to that elegant East Side club where he works.

The neat thing is if you change the sequence and change the spell, just change the sequence of the staples, you can make a molecule that looks like this.

The best available answer is that they were literally the earliest known works of art, practical tools transformed into captivating aesthetic objects, contemplated both for their elegant shape and their virtuoso craftsmanship.

Indeed, Saif al Islam, an elegant, soft spoken graduate of the London School of Economics, has now become a prime suspect in massive crimes against humanity.

The neat thing about this is, you have light source that flickers on and off at about 1,000 hertz, another light source that detects that light at 1,000 hertz, and so you can run this system in broad daylight.

The name itself makes it a winner, and the presidents can enjoy watching the fireworks between suave British spy Bond (Sean Connery) and his fetching Russian KGB counterpart Tatiana (Daniela Bianchi).

Not far from the fancy hotel at which I was staying, and across from Google s modish Irish offices, sits a squat old warehouse with a new sign Startupbootcamp.

So this is really what's enabling us to deal with the explosion of data in medicine, together with some really nifty work in terms of algorithms compressing data, extracting the relevant information that people are doing research on.

In some ways, that is understandable the US has a war to wage on a tight, self imposed deadline.

Unfortunately, this elegant solution assumes away all the problems associated with the complex web of contracts and relationships that constitutes the financial system, the limited information of all the affected parties, and the incentive of each of those parties to protect its own interests.

It measures the absorption of light in a sample The neat thing about this is, you have light source that flickers on and off at about 1,000 hertz, another light source that detects that light at 1,000 hertz, and so you can run this system in broad daylight.

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In the personal computing business which moved from the bulky Apple II to the sleek and intelligent iPhone 4s (announced the day before Steve s death) Steve was the only true showman of what is now one of the world s biggest industries.

A few days ago, the very same man promised Libyans a sea of blood if his father s regime was toppled. Indeed, Saif al Islam, an elegant, soft spoken graduate of the London School of Economics, has now become a prime suspect in massive crimes against humanity.