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If the consequences of failure entail not just legal bankruptcy But also personal ruin, the venture capital model will not get off the ground.

He wanted to be on time for work, so he wrote down what that would entail: waking up, showering, dressing, preparing breakfast, eating, driving, parking and buying coffee-all before 9 a.m.

You allude, perhaps, to the entail of this estate.

Or does it entail sitting down with a pattern cutter and designing?

Submission does not necessarily entail either worship or slavery, as many people have learned going to jobs they didn't like.

Sessions and all that they entail in being created and recalled from persistent storage is truly a lifesaving mechanism for already overworked programmers.

Relativism does not entail tolerance or any other moral value, but, once we see that there is no single true morality, we lose one incentive for trying to impose our values on others.

But merging these different holistic approaches will also entail bridging a cultural gap between East and West.

Data recovery vulnerability. The cloud characteristics of pooling and elasticity entail that resources allocated to one user will be reallocated to a different user at a later time.

It would be unfair, it argues, to deprive China's citizens of the chance to live as lavishly as Americans do, despite all the pollution that might entail.

Relativism does not entail that we should tolerate murderous tyranny.