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On Tuesday, BuzzLogic released a report called Harnessing the Power of Blogs which concludes that the blogosphere has more power than online social networks when it comes to shaping consumer buying decisions.
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On Tuesday, BuzzLogic released a report called Harnessing the Power of Blogs which concludes that the blogosphere has more power than online social networks when it comes to shaping consumer buying decisions.
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On Tuesday, BuzzLogic released a report called Harnessing the Power of Blogs which concludes that the blogosphere has more power than online social networks when it comes to shaping consumer buying decisions.
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On Tuesday, BuzzLogic released a report called Harnessing the Power of Blogs which concludes that the blogosphere has more power than online social networks when it comes to shaping consumer buying decisions.
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Harnessing the sun's energy is as simple as placing the keyboard within 9 feet of a window.
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Harnessing and stimulating UK creativity and innovation are also crucial for enabling government to develop smarter, more cost-effective and more environmentally sustainable solutions to the delivery of public services.
If Britain sees fit to intervene in Libya, why not in Bahrain? | Letters 2011
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Harnessing daylight in the busy and narrow streets of London is a remarkable challenge for any architect.
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Harnessing tidal forces is one that has widespread availability and lower environmental impact, but the infrastructure for it is yet remote.
Randall Amster: New Clear Energy Randall Amster 2010
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Harnessing all of his skill and determination, Crowley teams up with a brilliant, but unappreciated and unconventional scientist, Dr. Robert Stonehill (Harrison Ford).
Harrison Ford and Brendan Fraser Interview EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES – Collider.com 2010
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Harnessing Wind Wind is in plentiful supply across Africa, with significant projects under development from Kenya to Cape Verde and from Morocco, a former leader in wind projects, to South Africa, which earlier this summer rolled out a tender for renewable power projects that included up to 1.85 gigawatts of installed wind generation set to be delivered by 2030.
Power out of Africa Andrea Chipman 2011
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