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Whatever advice the world's smartest advisers have been giving him has just outputted a 39% Gallup approval rating.

America's Dog Days Daniel Henninger 2011

Mistakes could be outputted as clumsy visuals or just a disconnect between the visuals and the audio.

Music Sweet Music SVGL 2009

Graeme McDowell outputted Tiger Woods on the first playoff hole of the Chevron World Challenge, assuring that Woods, the tournament host, would finish 2010 without a tournament win.

Graeme McDowell beats Tiger Woods in playoff at Chevron World Challenge Cindy Boren 2010

So -- but hopefully we'll have outputted it to the studio by 2: 00 or 3: 00 in the afternoon.

CNN Transcript Mar 22, 2009 2009

But now the outputted high-pressure compressed air could blow backwards through the compressor at times in unexpected pressure surges—a major obstacle.

The Nature of Technology W. Brain Arthur 2009

After all, while DRM would certainly frustrate certain tools that allow users to time-shift, it won't make a lick of difference to software like Total Recorder and Audio Hijack that can record sound as it's outputted in unencrypted form to a sound card.

Boing Boing 2007

And a read-eval-print loop session is defined similary to a top-level program, except that the result of each expression is outputted to the standard output, and there's a guaranteed dynamic-wind to restore the REPL continuation if it's bypassed. error is just defined as a system-provided continuation that is guaranteed to skip the rest of the top-level program the user has supplied, or the current expression in a REPL.

Snell-Pym » R7RS 2009

Audio is also very good, and sound is outputted in stereo on the DS speakers, but the volume is ridiculously low when not using headphones.

iplayer Diary Entry iplayer 2009

A glance to the top of the page reveals the date this letter was supposedly outputted: 16 February.

Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy DAVID BISHOP 2009

A glance to the top of the page reveals the date this letter was supposedly outputted: 16 February.

Archive 2009-03-01 DAVID BISHOP 2009