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Ms. Rabbe describes EU rulemaking as a "three-dimensional chess game" dealing with nationality, political parties and different perspectives.
Meet FN's Top 100 Women in Finance Yasmine Chinwala 2011
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Rabbe goes into considerable technical detail to explain the problem involving servers for offline instant messaging, supernodes, overloaded servers, etc., but notes that the initial problems did not affect customers who use the latest software.
Skype blames 24-hour service outage to a glitch in older software 2010
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Edith Södergran, Elmer Diktonius and Rabbe Enckell first promoted the cause of modernism.
Harry Martinson: Catching the Dewdrop, Reflecting the Cosmos 2004
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And to others the only glory worth talking about is that courted by the French writer, Rabbe, who busied himself in Spain with la _gloire argent comptant_.
Youth and Egolatry P��o Baroja 1914
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"No, that was not Von Rabbek, but simply Rabbe and no 'von.'"
The Party Anton Pavlovich Chekhov 1882
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-- _Biographic des Contemporains_ (Rabbe), 1834, art.
The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 2 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806
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Rabbe said the issue, which began last Wednesday, started when some servers running offline instant messaging overloaded.
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"This further increased the load on remaining supernodes and caused a positive feedback loop, which led to the near complete failures that occurred a few hours after the triggering event," Rabbe explained.
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"Over the course of Thursday night and Friday morning, we returned these to their normal use and restored group video calling functionality in time for Christmas," Rabbe explained.
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On average, about 250 of the 3,000 babies born each year at Hillcrest require a stay in the intensive care nursery, Rabbe said.
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