Why do executives who talk about the Internet talk about all this amateur stuff that to them congests the pipes and keeps people away from their commercial enterprises?
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There was a very strong feeling among delegates in Brussels today that this competition will only congest the fixture list and put increased strain on the players selected,
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The laws say permits can be denied if a protest is deemed likely to congest traffic, disturb the peace or " burden lawful commerce ."
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The attempted attack also created higher-than-normal Internet traffic that was " measurable " but not enough to congest the Net, he said.
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The city's ordinance sets no limit on deposits, and says permits may be denied if a demonstration is likely to congest traffic, impede commerce or endanger the public.
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Now, for the first time, motorists from the Interstates may enter Stewart Airport directly, near the terminal building, without traveling on Routes 300 and 207, both of which congest with local traffic.
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The fjord leads directly from the sea to the port of the city of Bergen, however at the northern end of the Herdlefjorden there are several small islands which cause a narrow bottleneck which congests sea traffic.
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In the Philippines, one Internet service provider reported an increase in signals early Saturday, calling it an apparent attempt to congest the network . in response, the company temporarily shut down its dial-up service.
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The move, part of the Alexandra Renewal Project, was intended " to de-congest and address the need to create a healthy and clean living environment " in Alexandra, one of South Africa's oldest townships.
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The body's ability to regulate the thickness of the blood goes awry and lots of clots start to congest the blood vessels and blood backs up, said the study's leader, U . S . Army virologist Thomas Geisbert.
