1. He continued working there after getting his degree but left to join Hughes Aircraft in 1956.

2. To some degree it depends on how much money a country is willing to spend.

3. A They feel to some degree entitled to the customers in their local market.

4. It also takes away the need for deploying high degree of skills and expertise.

5. To the degree we can help by doing some things in advertising, that would make it interesting.

6. These alone can determine with a higher degree of confidence if the data is genuine.

7. The report also found a high degree of automation is present in comment spam operations.

8. To a degree it makes sense, but things are getting out of hand.

9. He claimed to have obtained a high school degree equivalent when in fact he never did.

10. Few have used technology and invested in it to the degree Michael has.

11. They should be and to some degree are connected.

12. They may enter the component business to some degree, but more so on the management software side.

13. It will likely be many months before the degree of card fraud related to the theft is known.

14. The included review tool allows customers to add a degree of human oversight and curation.

15. Anyone with a college degree and some scientific experience can apply to be an astronaut.