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These are makings of go-nowhere dot-bombs who will only produce a few wealthy people who were skilled at getting gullible VCs to give them money for no damned good reason.
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And, in a year when several steel-sourcing e-sourcing dot. coms became dot-bombs, steel buyers aren't enamored with reverse auctions: Only
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Sacrificing many trillions of dollars of GDP for a trivial, 45-year-delayed and merely hypothetical reduction in average global temperature must be considered as exponentially more asinine than the dot-bombs of the late-1990s and the NINJA subprime loans that we now look upon scornfully.
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Clinton recession (i.e., the dot-bombs) came about, I actually applied for a job with Wal-Mart, and turned it down with scorn when informed I could only work 34 hours a week, with no exceptions.
Cadillac Tight 2009
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Michael smells the faint odor of smoldering dot-bombs from a decade ago in pronouncements that enterprises will be conducting transactions and computing through the Internet.
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Sacrificing many trillions of dollars of GDP for a trivial, 45-year-delayed and merely hypothetical reduction in average global temperature must be considered as exponentially more asinine than the dot-bombs of the late-1990s and the NINJA subprime loans that we now look upon scornfully.
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I’d think that investing in a company whose customers can bail at any time doesn’t make great long-term sense (um … see the dot-bombs circa 2002, and, today, Google).
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What we found out from the “dot-bombs” was that there was a lot of creativity out there—a lot of ways to use new technology to create new lines of’business.
Evolutionary Leadership Susan Annunzio Julie Liesse 2001
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