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That Lovelock chap the Gaia thing was on Radio 4 this morning saying - if I remember correctly - that the UK would not be much affected by global warming directly but would suffer INdirect consequences: eg hoards of south Europeans coming here to live, as their own areas of France, Spain, Italy etc become uninhabitable.
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If you do this effectively, then you'll also meet your INdirect goal, of growing your business and making more money.
The Viral Garden 2009
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If your company effectively uses these tools in the same way, then an INdirect result will be that your company's awareness online, especially among those active on social sites, will grow.
The Viral Garden 2008
vpwest commented on the word INdirect
by virtue of the thing done, irrespective of the merit of the person doing it (mainly used, in canonic law, with reference to the sacraments)
July 8, 2009