"Nick Taylor" is the name of:

* Nick Taylor (cricketer) (born 1963), English cricketer

* Nick Taylor (golfer) (born 1988), Canadian professional golfer

* Nick Taylor (squash player) (born 1971), British squash player and squash coach

* Nicholas Taylor (born 1927), Canadian geologist, businessman and politician

* Nick Taylor (basketball) (born 1980), Australian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player

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That would be great, but we've got a bit of work to do yet.

I was skiing with her and said 'whatever you do, I don't want you more than three yards behind me'. She overtook me and she'd gone. She's hammering me at 43 and I've been skiing for 15 years.

[The delay - and the subsequent spread of lasers into many areas of technology - meant that the patents were much more valuable than if he had won initially. Even though Mr. Gould had signed away 80 percent of the proceeds in order to finance his court costs,] he made millions upon millions of dollars, ... Even at the 20 percent he was left with, he in his last years was a rich man.

Nobody sees Granite Hills as a basketball school. But we're the real deal this year.

Instead of dropping your hands down into the slot like so ...

This is a plain and brazen violation of copyright law.

The issue here is indeed control. It is the appropriation of material that they don't own for a purpose that is, however altruistic and lofty and wonderful, nevertheless a commercial enterprise.

This is a plain and brazen violation of copyright law. It's not up to Google or anyone other than the authors, the rightful owners of these copyrights, to decide whether and how their works will be copied.

Even though we've done well, they still believe we can't be that good.