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The overall message is that climate policy doesn't have to mean doing everything possible, everywhere possible.
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This "be everywhere possible" urgency is, to some extent, playing out at several consumer companies, and all the companies are experiencing some shortfalls.
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This means that everywhere possible, SOC leaders and team members should seek out ways to make their tools and processes truly their own.
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It had no place for Burke to hide. He decided to climb up onto the cross beams overhead, and he hid breathlessly while he watched as his pursuers entered the barn and looked almost everywhere possible that the clever spy, John Burke, could be. Finally, they gave up and left. There are many more escape stories from John Burke's spy and scout career, but there is one particularly amusing one.
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Scrips were only good only at the mill worked at, so if a man was fired, he would be unable to find work, would have no place to live, and would have no cash with which to ease his transition. This was compounded even more if a mill worker had family, and gave mill owners an absolute power and Timber magnates showed they could be vindictive. A strike would also result in a lockout and outside workers brought in. The way to gaining more profit in the lumber industry lay in saving money everywhere possible.
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The lobbying group CTIA pressed for 800 MHz of additional spectrum. David Donovan of The Association for Maximum Service Television, seeing that further cuts of broadcast television UHF frequencies was being eyed, stated that the 2 GHz S band, allocated for mobile satellite service, was not being used ten years after its allocation, and would be an appropriate allocation tartget rather than demanding even more space in UHF broadcast ranges. The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and the AMST commented to the FCC that the government should make maximum use of the newly available 700 MHz UHF spectrum and other spectrum already allocated for wireless before asking for more, while companies that would benefit asked the government to look everywhere possible. Many broadcasters objected to further encroachment on the UHF broadcast spectrum.
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