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[00:01]effective

[00:03]Charlie Brown said, "It is one of the many policies

[00:06]Denmark has been pioneering to reduce youth

[00:10]unemployment. So far, they appear to be effective."

[00:15]efficient

[00:17]In this humanitarian effort, we'll work closely with

[00:21]other nations, so that our work on the ground is efficient

[00:25]even under what are very difficult conditions.

[00:32]electrical

[00:34]Bar Surya re-outfitted its floor with springs that, when

[00:39]compressed by dancers, produce electrical current that is

[00:43]stored in batteries and used to offset some of the club's

[00:47]electrical burden.

[00:50]electron

[00:53]Today's U.S. Steel relies on Ph.D.s probing new

[00:58]materials with electron microscopes, as well as heavily

[01:02]muscled workers employing brute force on the floor of

[01:06]smoky mills.

[01:08]electronic

[01:10]The more foreign capital you have helping you build your

[01:14]Third Wave infrastructure, which today is an electronic

[01:18]infrastructure, the better off you're going to be.

[01:23]circumstance

[01:24]I argued that in the very specific circumstance of taxes

[01:29]used to reduce government debt, they are beneficial and the

[01:33]research I read that says that's true wasn't based on a model,

[01:38]it was based on a look at historical data.