Shirky, however, was referring to a different and by now largely forgotten meaning of the word.
And by now, brands that do that, should pretty much know what to expect regarding sales, revenue, and share.
Cynics and by now most educated Pakistanis are cynics think privilege and exploitation will simply migrate to lower tiers of government.
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The railway traffic had never amounted to much, and by now there were only a couple of trains a month.
Egypt finished the game in style, passing the ball around beautifully and toying with a stretched and by now demoralised Cameroon side.
Greek-Cypriot hoteliers and builders are looking to Turkish-Cypriots to fill a worsening labour shortage in the faster-growing and by now very much richer south.
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While it cannot be categorically ruled out, most advisors think of such stock tips as rogue, and by now you know their opinion on those.
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And by now, we know how that story goes.
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And by now, all indications are that he's ready to wrap things up, and we wait to see what he is going to come up with, if anything, in terms of charges and indictments.
Even though public opinion is shifting, and by now nine states have affirmed a right for same-sex couples to marry, proponents would prefer that a federal constitutional right be created by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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And by now it's conventional wisdom that when our smiling president transforms into Mr. Hyde he is merely channeling Saul Alinsky, deploying the tactics of community-organizing campaigns, the only operational world he knew before this.
But the robust American, also the victim of meaty challenges from Danny Gabbidon and Scott Parker and by now sporting a shiny bump by his left eye, dusted himself down to notch an opening goal that Green was powerless to prevent.
If you were in Pakistan, there might have been a late-night knock at your door and by now you would be in jail, like some of the other honest journalists who were bold enough to assert the primacy of reason over official bulletins, knowing they did so at their own peril.
One well-known Democratic strategist, speaking sensibly off the record and deeply disappointed first by the Lewinsky saga and now by the all-too-plausible charge that Bill Clinton raped a certain Juanita Broaddrick some 21 years ago, sees only a Pyrrhic victory ahead: a protectionist-inclined Democratic Party with outdated regulatory instincts that will trap minorities in poverty.
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The result of robust exports and weak imports linked to anemic domestic spending is its perennial current account surpluses, which, along with earlier high saving by households and now by businesses, allow it to finance its huge government deficits internally, with foreigners owning only 5%.
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But then time and more time went by, and now my original crime was compounded by the crime of not telling her about it for so many years and things were too complicated and I couldn't tell her the truth.
Mr Lieberman is drawing voters away from the Likud, which means a narrowing of the gap between the Likud and Kadima, the centrist party founded in 2005 by Ariel Sharon and now led by Ms Livni.
But I do think a Mars commercial shuttle might be up and running by now.
This was accurate as criticism, but also reflexive and perhaps by now even misleading as policy.
Traditional Wi-Fi venues like hotels and airports have well-established networks and providers by now, explains Hagan.
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David Chalmers was a liar by nature and, now, by long habit.
But the war once fought by men and now waged by women -- willing to kill themselves and others -- has caused shock and fear in the Russian capital.
Under Tsipras' leadership, and invigorated by now including the entire left, except the traditionalist KKE, Syriza grew the far left's vote from 3.3% to 5.6% in the 2007 election - giving it 14 MPs.
Some argue that the uncertainties caused first by the prospect of war and now by the conflict itself are the only obstacle to a sustained recovery.
The plaintiffs had claimed that the bin Laden business maintained a close relationship to bin Laden leading up to the attacks and cited business activities by a now-defunct subsidiary and by an employee who worked from his North Carolina residence as evidence that a U.S. court should have jurisdiction.
"For a fire to keep on burning late into the night, you need the logs to catch, and the world's economic firewood has long since been soaked by oversupply and feeble demand now exacerbated by a post-bubble psychology discouraging risk taking, " observes Gross, who still believes stocks are overvalued.
The other is counter-insurgency (COIN), championed first in Afghanistan by the sacked General Stanley McChrystal and now by General David Petraeus, the new commander there.
Vice President Joe Biden reportedly dismissed the prospects of such Senate opposition and felt confident that he could ram through not only a START follow-on but the previously rejected Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), all without addressing the serious problems identified by the Perry-Schlesinger Commission and now by a decisive faction in the Senate.
She has been interviewed by officers and is now being comforted by family members.
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