for that matter

This was the atmosphere of the Lyceum --the attitude, for that matter, of every managerial office in the city.

Philanthropy is where the power (and the fun) is. And you don't have to be a billionaire (or millionaire, for that matter) to participate.

Nor should you be "calling-out" traditional VC's publicly as if you are really any different for that matter.

Pagani it may be argued, does not need advertising to sell the Zonda R or any other car for that matter.

And I hardly think it's any of your business how I spend my evenings , or what time I arrive home , for that matter .

Furthermore, there still remains the question of why quantum mechanics itself exists -- or any natural law for that matter?

What he did say was that we, and apes, and chimpanzees for that matter, had a common ancestor, once, a long, long time ago.

A woman taxi driver - the only woman, for that matter, among a large crowd of her male counterparts.

Nor, for that matter, is "the west" the one-dimensional land of individualism and irresponsible capitalism it is often made out to be.

This calls for a web service that can run on a local personal computer without the aid of a PHP translator (or any other, for that matter).

I wasn't yet back playing drums with my band, nor was I a podcaster (since there was no podcasting, nor an iPod for that matter).

Because at the whim of the king, or for that matter of parliament, we can name you or you to give up your property or to give up your life .

For that matter, America loves Warren Buffett, just as it loved Sam Walton when he was the country's richest man.

I'm going to bed, and so should the children for that matter.

KOPPEL: Or, for that matter, to someone on the other side of world trying to catch the next wave?

As if there wasn't enough bad news coming out of LA lately for the Spurs -- and, for that matter, the rest of the Western Conference.

You could say that there are as many varieties of English, or any other language for that matter, as there are speakers of it.

I stared at the form, trying to figure out how many allowances to claim--or what an allowance was, for that matter.

Ultimately, it depends on whether they adhere to a "great man" interpretation of Apple, or any company for that matter.

The Ext2 filesystem (and for that matter, any filesystem) can be created and mounted onto an embedded device using the concept of Ramdisk.

There may be more fans who dislike Kobe Bryant, and for that matter, LeBron James might be running away with the category.

This sort of information is rarely taught in schools, or anywhere else for that matter.

Michael: You know, I've never understood why glass, or any material for that matter, is transparent.

You don't want your children, or you, for that matter, to live in fear or to feel anxious, and that's where preparedness comes in.

There are plenty of women --- and men, for that matter --- who would be completely fulfilled in being allowed to be as lazy as possible.

To those of you who don't know this, the Kuwaiti society is generally a conservative one, at least while their in Kuwait for that matter.

Letting someone else do it for you (or not doing this at all, for that matter) is just plain dumb.

Staged confrontations with the US, Japan or, for that matter, Vietnam, are assured of a cheer or three from the front of the Beijing taxi.

You may also feel anxious and irritable or, for that matter, even persecuted as you wonder, "Why does it have to be me? "

You'll see in a few moments how a VisualBrush can be used to map video, or any other visual element for that matter, onto a 3D surface.

Of course the Widow Stimson never tried to win Deacon Hawkins, nor any other man, for that matter.

I began to understand that dance can't be photographed. Or even filmed, for that matter. It's an art that lives in the air.

Christians, or adherents of any religion for that matter, should refrain from using holy text to fight politically over human concerns.

For that matter, the speaker might be a graduate student writing a Ph. D on humor and starting by listing all the things that are not funny.

And, for that matter, a related form of bigotry has always driven the whole "local" model for local radio and newspaper coverage.

It is just as important that you and your partner are routinely checked for herpes or any STD for that matter.

And for that matter, new code might be able to implement only AIO and thereby simplify quite a lot of things.

You can't apply the leverage ratio -- or any other debt measure, for that matter -- to banks or other financial organizations.

As the kitten was less than four months old, it had not teamed how to catch mice, or how to kill for that matter.

I don't expect you to answer all of the above questions (or any for that matter) but I thought they might be good conversation-starters.

Do not sweat the small stuff; for that matter, do not sweat at all, as it wills.

He won't be able to trade effectively if he is trying to prove something or anything for that matter.

WHEN it came to putting on a show, nobody else in the computer industry, or any other industry for that matter, could match Steve Jobs.

At least once in your life -- maybe even once a week or once a day, for that matter -- you have fantasized about coming into a lot of money.

For that matter, can you think of a truly innovative Chinese brand that exists outside China?

If a three-year-old wants to read(or even a two-year-old for that matter), the child has the right to be given every encouragement.

This keeps with our goal that you should be able to get the most out of it without any specialized tools (or even an IDE for that matter! ).

This continues to be a radical departure from the usual way that revolution (or really any social change for that matter) is conceived.

Investors here say there is no good explanation for Tuesday's stock plunge in Shanghai, or for that matter, today's huge run-up in prices.

No fear of that. So long as something is worth doing , we don't mind getting a little tired, or even going without sleep for that matter.

Don't talk like that to your mother, or to anyone else for that matter.

Those who enjoy power dressing - or wearing clothes of any kind, for that matter - need not apply.

Can a system learn to pick stocks better than a human (or for that matter, a monkey with a dartboard)?

Now consider the big question: does it make sense for China to save so much or, for that matter, to invest so much?

Williams is the founder of Frog's Leap, one of the most ecologically minded wineries in Napa and, for that matter, the world.

Now beast alive stands a chance against you and no girl, for that matter.

For that matter, you could also probably include millions more people in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam that would be affecte.

Nobody even knows what gold is worth, so it's impossible to say with any confidence that it's overvalued (or undervalued, for that matter).

You put Wade on the Lakers and the outcome would be the same. Bron as well, for that matter.

The telephone (and for that matter the postal system before it) let people increase the number of other brains they linked up with.

It cannot be stated too strongly: US fiscal policy is not exhausted (nor is monetary policy, for that matter).

NOBODY else in the computer industry, or any other industry for that matter, could put on a show like Steve Jobs.

Mrs. Peters doesn't need supervising. For that matter, a sheriff's wife is married to the law. Ever think of it that way, Mrs. Peters?

45. No, I don't remember what he said next. Or she. Or anybody, for that matter.

A good position trader, or any mature trader for that matter, looks not for the challenges but for the money.

There are no easy answers when it comes to preventing breast cancer, or any other kind of cancer for that matter.

For that matter, why blow $250, 000 on a Ferrari when for $25, 000 it can be yours for a few weekends a year?

Don't talk like that to the elder, or to anyone else for that matter.

For that matter, those of you in partnerships might also meet someone breathtakingly captivating.

As you look around your room or entire house for that matter it seems impossible.

The striking quilted rubber envelope is a first and a technique never seen before in the UK or anywhere else for that matter.

But too much Internet use by teens -- or too little, for that matter -- might be related to depression, a new study finds.

NO other defrag software, or any program for that matter on the planet allows you to do this.

But Washington is focused on the wrong issues in regard to U. S. trade with China, and for that matter, the rest of Asia.

For that matter, since the departure of O'Neal, can anyone name one Laker besides Bryant who made a big shot in a playoff series?

The matadors of Spain -- and anywhere else, for that matter -- wave red capes in an effort to enrage bulls for entertainment purposes.

Americans would complain less; China's blooming foreign reserves would grow more slowly and, for that matter, inflation would slow down.

She barely speaks English, I doubt if she speaks French or any other languages for that matter. She is good at foreign tattoos though.

When people say Bentley, there's a certain attitude that comes along with it (or reputation for that matter).

Sticking the Shroud of Turin onto any list is a recipe for controversy on this site (and most of the Internet for that matter).

You don't tell someone in position of power (or anyone for that matter) what you want, find out what they need.

The impact on the environment of pressing ahead (and on energy security, for that matter) would be marginal at best.

By this measure, Asians (and, for that matter, everybody else) are woefully underinsured.

Of course, most of us are not in Dominic's memory championship line of business (or in Hannibal's line of business for that matter).

When looking for your next digital camera, or any item for that matter, it pays to invest your time into research.

Whether carbon nanotube-based solar cells will come online in the near future (or ever, for that matter) remains to be seen.

I. Whatever it is weal or woe, we are in sheer ignorance of our lifespan. For that matter, something must be said sooner than later.

Would Dickens have recognized a paperback of A Christmas Carol, or, for that matter, a Braille version?

Why is it such a bad thing for a little boy (or girl for that matter) to cry?

There may be rottenness in the system, but our Chairman surely doesn't believe in starving a cold, or pneumonia for that matter.

Beyond the observable consequences of sleep deprivation, why humans--or any animals, for that matter--need sleep remains largely a mystery.

Why, for that matter, do complex systems of any sort fail or die?

Or, for that matter, too many threads of music. One musical voice is nice. Four allow for an even more interesting quartet.

They receive token compensation: no options, no restricted stock and, for that matter, virtually no cash.

The boys obeyed, though they both were a little perplexed. So was I, for that matter.

Ned Ray was worth so many votes that I didn't care what he called Al, or me for that matter.

Most women, or men for that matter, don't want to express literal romantic interest or be seen as the "office flirt. "

For that matter, I would imagine you could come up with some pretty interesting options if we can ignore what is possible.

For that matter, Shenzhen is known to be a capital of "second wives" .

For that matter, history and music professors can expect to earn a lot less than their students who major in business.

The idea is asking the user (or robot, for that matter) to 'recognize the meaning of a question and answer it.

The airlines, by default, do not pay any commissions to the OTAs or the traditional travel agencies for that matter.

Certainly he displayed nofamiliarity whatever with their monetary theories or with any other aspect ofeconomics, for that matter.

Not even our opinion or anyone else's for that matter is as important as what you are given by your Higher Self.

I believe the same thing would be true in places like Brazil or anywhere else for that matter.

Statically speaking more Pakistanis are the victim of terrorism than any American for that matter.

Or, for that matter, whether the western military can operate more effectively in Afghanistan.

In the event of an LPAR problem (or a scheduled system outage, for that matter), all underlying WPARs will also be affected.

It's like he almost finds Maddy's situation, and me, for that matter, annoying.

What is the physical explanation involved that will drive our engine ( and for that matter ANY jet engine ) the right way?

Demography is not destiny. Nor for that matter are long-range economic forecasts from investment banks.

For that matter, should parents be spying on their kids to this extent at all?

The moral code is simple, as it involves one's morals or for that matter judgment of others morals.

You might not think that denim, or any other cloth for that matter, would make the most ideal material to make a bracelet with.

Doubtless there were moments when the US, and Europe for that matter, could have been more tactful.

These failures caused a crisis of confidence that made banks reluctant to lend money amongst themselves, or for that matter, to anyone.

By the reports, Akuku may be the most married man in Kenya. Or anywhere else in the world for that matter.

But six years is twice as long as your previous plans, and who knows if you (or me, for that matter) will be around in 2016.

What, for that matter, does the spread between conventional and index-linked bonds tell us about inflation expectations?

The Business Model To extract value from an innovation, a start-up (or any firm for that matter) needs an appropriate business model.

You can apply the same techniques to your seating data -- or any data for that matter -- configured to use the ZRM.

Then again, Kerry was never the passionate orator, showman-entertainer or, for that matter, savvy politician that Moore is.

I got dumped for a dog, and an ugly one for that matter.

And what plan do you know about that doesn't make small estimating mistakes -- or big ones for that matter?

We would not have blown any team out without TMac and Yao under JVG, not even a good college team for that matter.

Never before had I followed instructions so keenly and completely, or for that matter trusted a relative stranger so quickly.

It is impossible to envisage such an unequal relationship being acceptable to India or Russia or, for that matter, Japan.

Note that with the PPU (and most processors for that matter), there is a special-purpose register to hold condition results.

We can't answer that, for that matter has no connection to this case.

Of course, not many of us would need (or want, for that matter) to retrieve the entire database with a single HQL query.

Want feedback on problems, there is no support for installation - or anything else for that matter.

The lack of follow-up was not unique to Afghanistan, or for that matter, to Iraq once Saddam was defeated.

Here's my question: How did it become normal, or for that matter even acceptable, to refer to medical patients as "consumers" ?

It's not my place to hold others to a high standard, or any standard for that matter.

On that day in early 1998 I listened to my intuition, not the left side of my brain or for that matter even the people who knew me best.

For that matter, one exercise session is better than none!

A theory to explain dreams, or any human behavior for that matter, needs to take into account evolution, Barrett said.

From a vendor-support perspective, IBM would prefer if you upgraded your TLs (and service packs, for that matter) as soon as they come out.

If you can't take us seriously or don't believe any word we just said (or ever said, for that matter), please go laugh about us elsewhere.

It is neither; nor, for that matter, is it a strategy.

Spaceports (or other buildings for that matter) cannot use any part that is underground, as there's no clipping with the terrain surface.

For that matter, no one at all had heard of Silicon Valley.

Nobody needs to look like Tom Cruise or Will Smith or their wives, or anyone else for that matter.

As he puts it, this is "not your father's market, or your older sister's, for that matter" .

By this measure, Asia ns (and, for that matter, everybody else) are woefully under in sured.

As for that matter, let's discuss it at the next meeting.

That is not good news for any European government needing to sell its bonds; nor, for that matter, for financial markets as a whole.

Or, for that matter, about the tragic waste in sitting up late at night at a solitary computer reviewing such books?

I don't get any money for it, or any free tuna rolls for that matter -- I just love their food.

And, for that matter, do the Philosophical Investigations of Wittgenstein really speak to everybody?

Nor, for that matter, it seems, will they believe Internet cafe owners who insist that they have legal copies of Windows.

This mapping is the first important step for using templates in Groovy or, for that matter, any language that has a template engine.

Shrek finds the fearless feline has grown too large to swashbuckle . . . or, for that matter, to buckle his belt.

Now whenever your stick your USB drive into your computer or any computer for that matter, you'll see your custom icon!

So for that matter have banks, which have been racing to build their private banking business.

Our press and gov. for that matter have no regard for fact.

We need a way to disallow mobile users (or anyone else for that matter) from voting multiple times in a row.

What does this chapter contribute to the book of Genesis, or, for that matter, to the canon?

And for that matter, nearly every hotel I've stayed at has also had issues with Wi-Fi.

You don't have to handle all of the IOCTLs in service. H (or any of them for that matter).

Dennis knew he had problems if watching TV allowed people to predict what would happen tomorrow - or predict anything for that matter.

Even before the crisis, the US, and for that matter the UK, faced a burgeoning budget deficit.

It was never the design of human form to travel, or create technology for that matter.

What does seem clear is that these oscillations have nothing to do with global warming, or, for that matter, global cooling.

It is hard to imagine Louis XVI, or Queen Victoria for that matter, agreeing to be portrayed in this way.

Even if you're in crisis management or, for that matter, if you're a stay-at-home mom, you need to prioritize requests.

For that matter, what about the British in Poland?

Does clustering (or for that matter, poor clustering) really matter when using SSDs?

they have long & deep roots way before China, and the USA led West for that matter came into the picture.

How long can unpleasant microbes live on glossy magazine covers or, for that matter, the pages of a newspaper?

He's a fearsome human, and as much as I hate you, I'm not interested in your death or becoming his pet again for that matter.

Singapore is tiny compared to the United States (and most other countries, for that matter), but that doesn't mean it can't be a model.

It is humbling to realize that I am in the autumn of my career and for that matter, life.

You might want to confirm that the agent handling your house runs ads in magazines and local newspapers for that matter.

No one had seen him at the funeral, or anytime else for that matter.

They don't own any answer to you or anyone else for that matter, dumb . . .

There is no such thing as the perfect parent. Or the perfect child, for that matter.

Turn off your cell phone. Turn off your regular phone, for that matter. Keep still. Be present.

Nor, for that matter, did Reagan's sensible policy of conditional engagement.

But Oracle has different ethical standards than HP -- or, for that matter, Apple.

Nor for that matter are long-range economic forecasts from investment banks.

No auto cast for Mules or Obilisk (new name for Dark Pylons), or for the Queens ability to spawn Larva for that matter.

For that matter, Linden Labs may well have an automated system that creates a viable Second Life build environment.

Since com. sun. * is not part of JSSE (or J2SE for that matter), such code is not portable.

A wealthy China will not automatically be less inclined to go to war over Taiwan, or, for that matter, to wage or threaten war with Japan.

A circle can be used as a decision, or a diamond, or a square, or any shape for that matter.

What about Indonesia and Mexico, or for that matter, Argentina or Vietnam?

For that matter, we could look at posts as comments without a parent and do everything in one table.

No truly poor people are appointed as federal judges, or as state judges for that matter.

Whatever you do, GET CARRIED AWAY! (But don't hurt yourself, or anyone else for that matter).

She's just not someone who would write a book about it or, for that matter, talk about it at parties.

And focus is what really makes goals happen (and anything else for that matter).

Tied variable for that matter, needs to store its actual data somewhere.

For that matter, where appropriate, discuss ideas in books you read.

O well, I think using chopsticks to eat a Chinese (or Japanese, Korean) food for that matter simply feels positively different.

For that matter she would drive herself and keep the whole event within her control.

The same model applies no matter what type of code you are checking in (or documents for that matter).

For that matter, which of these attributes is most important?

He can't conceive of a world where social status or getting laid or, for that matter, doing drugs, is not the most important thing.

Well, just imagine if everyone did behave like Atticus Finch in Alabama, or anywhere for that matter, in 1936.

So, for that matter will Frank Marquez of Los Angeles, California.

Priority will be given to the economic development for that matter.

It's a lot easier to find potential buffer overflows (or most security flaws, for that matter) when you have the source code for a program.

Sal has never touched beer, or any kind of alcohol for that matter.

Daniel Cleaver: [to other colleagues] As a matter of fact I do know the exact location of my arsehole. And hers, for that matter.

Beyond that, there wasn't much else that I was told, or that my mother knew for that matter.

Yet I was not on a boulevard in Paris, or anywhere in France for that matter.

So, for that matter, are the summer broods of water fleas.

Karmic harm is any incident of harm that is founded upon karma that has yet to be released by Terra, or a human for that matter.

He can't remember having been scolded by his boss for that matter .

We have not occupied Wall Street, nor any street for that matter.

Or anybody, for that matter. I'm a guy, not a tape recorder.

Why do dogs (and other animals, for that matter) like having their bellies rubbed?

And, it is truly astounding how a baby can benefit from interaction with adults (and children for that matter).

It is not exactly news that most young women (and men, for that matter) want to get married.

The same is true for regular businesses, for that matter.

Juxtapose pictures of Frankfurt and Liverpool in 1945, and then again in 2010 (or, for that matter, Hiroshima and Detroit).

Don't try this one at home, or anywhere for that matter.

George Felton: [49] Besides his resignation would have a very bad effect on the country . . . for that matter the whole world.

to people they rejected or accepted for that matter?

I don't know, and for that matter, I don't care.

I am not sure what value it adds to determining public or for that matter private policy.

How can you be my fans, or fans of Indian Cinema, or any cinema for that matter if you steal from us?

But we don't need his leadership, or anyone else's for that matter.

For that matter, you have to talk with the manager.

How modern, for that matter, is Modernism?

For that matter why not abolish debt entirely?

The three of us for that matter driving so no one would get too tired.

How do you like the idea of being where no money changes hands, where there is no need for a health service or doctors for that matter?

(Nor inflation for that matter).

For that matter, do you make it clear what you value?

For that matter, does a thing or a fact ever mean anything in itself?

So, for that matter, do the regional parties and most of the minor parties.

For that matter, it is against the law.

Among all types of roundhouse kick, or any kick for that matter, the low kick is used most oftenly (in the matches allowing the low kick).

I love music, soft music for that matter.

For that matter, if you find a good man, you can marry and take it easy while he runs the ranch.

Job-training programs don't want the elderly ( or the middle-aged , for that matter ) , so there is no opportunity to learn new skills .

She didn't come, and for that matter, she didn't even telephone.

For that matter, no serious harm done if we ask: Is there life after death?

He doesn't trust his partner. For that matter, I can't blame him.

Computerization, or for that matter automation, can lead, for example, to unemployment and unemployment in turn will create social problems.

My brother and sister, and Jasper and Rosalie for that matter, are going to be quite upset if they have to stand in the rain waiting for me.

At that time I was running B92, the only independent , for that matter the only electronic media in the country .

So is Linux, for that matter.

average-sized man. He hasn't gained weight (or height, for that matter) for the past 30 years.

The thing about low self-esteem is, that is cannot be cured in one day, or even soon for that matter.

But why is America so popular in China or, for that matter, in much of Asia?

Or, for that matter, do you find you're taking more meetings than photos these days?

A variable is a container for business data that is used within a process (or any component type for that matter).