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Upshot is you're pretty limited in differentiating one cartridge from another.
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Upshot is that while during the heroic government period from FDR's New Deal through at least LBJ's Great Society, idealistic and competent people sought to work for the government, this is much less likely the case, now with losers going into it.
Why Europe Goes Wrong, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Upshot is you're pretty limited in differentiating one cartridge from another.
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Upshot is that Ryoko develops a relationship with a whale, who (here comes the really bizarre part) reveals to the ministers that (mild spoiler) whales are the parents of the Japanese, a human sub-species that is human-shaped and whale-minded.
SeeLight: 2008
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Upshot is that Ryoko develops a relationship with a whale, who (here comes the really bizarre part) reveals to the ministers that (mild spoiler) whales are the parents of the Japanese, a human sub-species that is human-shaped and whale-minded.
Starship & Haiku 2008
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Today WEEKEND EDITION is continuing its occasional series called Upshot, an update about compelling interviews or enterprise pieces that have aired on NPR.
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To help create content for the blog, called The Upshot,
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To help create content for the blog, called The Upshot, a team of people will analyze those patterns and pass along their findings to Yahoo's news staff of two editors and six bloggers.
NYT > Home Page 2010
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The Upshot is a mix of original reporting, commentary, links, and licensed news photos.
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To help create content for the blog, called The Upshot, a team of people will analyze those patterns and pass along their findings to Yahoo's news staff of two editors and six bloggers.
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