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Companies are expected to take risks, even with their communications strategies, Angel said, but the question remains whether or not the payoff will be worth it.

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“It makes sense to overinvest in it, to overspend on it, because the payoff is enormous.”

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“It makes sense to overinvest in it, to overspend on it, because the payoff is enormous.”

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The scene’s dramatic payoff wasn’t originally scripted and almost didn’t happen, as the cabin set had to be redesigned so one side could be removed.

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But Silicon Valley’s spending spree, including an historic infrastructure buildout increasingly reliant on mountains of debt, has given more investors pause about the potential payoff.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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