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The major disadvantage to using prerecorded sounds is that you will need some kind of sequencer to get maximum benefit and flexibility from the samples . Whether you know you accidentally deleted your Quicken files or simply ca n't find any trace of the folder that houses your prized family photos , all you can think about is whether you can get that data back and if so , how ? I do n't believe the expectation is that you would have different implementations of the any or Typecode depending on what ORB reference you happened to call the factory methods on . " The real question is whether you can put into evidence something that X told Y to show that when Y spoke some days later , Y was relying on that conversation as distinguished from Y 's other knowledge , " Judge Cedarbaum said . The only consequence I can see of this is that you could avoid triggering WAIT loc conditions ( i.e ., if someone is waiting for a unit to leave an inner location , it will miss the " virtual " exit in the GET command . This is because you can use one to avoid having to HONOR one of your nobles . So what would happen is that you would start the Swing application in the constructor of the JUnit test and then start running the test methods . And the worst thing that can happen is that you would have an unintended pregnancy . This is because you can play all that discarded land anyhow . The other is that you will run a real risk that the reader simply wo n't care what 's going on among these incomprehensible people . But , the worst part is that you could perform some typecast that compiles fine , but does n't work the way you expect . As in all Infocom games there are plenty of problems to overcome before the conclusion , such as rescuing a princess , getting past a ferocious dog , escaping from the cells , plus other assorted brain-teasers , but one thing for sure is that you will enjoy yourself immensely before it is over . You've got a large number of monkeys , each banging away { randomly } at typewriters - they do this continuously for their entire lifespans.The event of interest is that given enough monkeys and enought time , that you could get the works of Shakespeare typed out as a random sequence of keystrokes.A corollary to this is that you could eventually get any book in this way , including the bible or book of mormon .... Although I know of no studies of this issue ( does n't mean there are n't any ) , my prediction is that you will find a higher response rate to email surveys than is the case with mail surveys since the comparative costs of responding are less . The second reason is that you would like to develop some astronomical software and are looking for a popular astronomical software package - one with a broad selection of tools - to build on to lessen your work .