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When you are the standard, it is common to become comfortable, the popularity of your product trumping the necessity to introduce changes that are more than just negligible However, popularity is frequently the result of the familiarity of your product taking priority over its reliability When you are the standard, it is common to become comfortable, the popularity of your product trumping the necessity to introduce changes that are more than just negligible.
Adobe Acrobat Could Stand to Shed a Few Pounds by Gregg Housh / Computers and Internet community
Arena bosses were also due to introduce changes to last night's Beyonce gig in an attempt to reassure the public that the incident was being taken seriously.
ECHO ARENA IN MOVE TO UPGRADE CCTV STANDARD by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
A cabinet statement said the government would introduce changes to legislation in order to make sure that "a uniform obligation" applied to all.
Dutch govt to change smoking law after court defeat by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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