"These fee structures can be extremely opaque, " says Samuel Lee, an analyst at Morningstar, the research firm.
"It was the last apple to fall from the tree, " says Samuel Hayes, a finance professor at Harvard Business School.
His lawyer, Samuel Spitzberg, says the charges will include dereliction of duty, conduct unbecoming to an officer and lying to investigators.
"We were quickly assimilated into the borg, " says Samuel Schillace, who designed the Docs forerunner and is now an engineering director at Apps.
"This gives you a chance to wonder about the enemy within, because that's what this story is about, " says Samuel L. Jackson, who plays one of the explorers.
"People are basically buying people's stories, " says Samuel C.
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Eric Burgeson, a former chief of staff to Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman, says he believes the core issues of the bill are strong, but a controversial amendment such as Bingaman's 15% renewable standard could change the course of the debate.
At Integrated Behavioral Health, which manages mental health benefits for companies employing 1.5 million Americans, over half of the cases now involve CBT, up from 10% or 20% a decade ago, says Samuel Mayhugh, founder of the Costa Mesa, Calif. firm.
Traditional top-down performance reviews can also cause intimidation among employees and make them fearful of acknowledging weaknesses, says Samuel A. Culbert, a management professor at the University of California, Los Angeles and co-author of the book "Get Rid of the Performance Review!"
"We are also not allowed to offer the athletes any tactical advice, " says mopper Samuel Bevan, 18, from Carmarthen in Wales.
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"Three years ago everybody was scared and not knowing what would happen tomorrow, " says Allen Samuel, executive director of the 55-member Aerospace Components Manufacturers trade association in Rocky Hill, Conn.
Packard Bells response: We try to work through problems with consumers on an amicable basis, says general counsel Samuel Surloff.
"These draft designations set us on the path to modernize our constrained and congested electric power infrastructure, " says Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman.
"It's typical Ghanaian nature, " says deputy Information Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
"You can have games like these on the Nintendo Wii, " says nine-year-old Samuel, from north London.
"Milken is probably the single most effective layperson advocate for cancer research, " says former National Cancer Institute director Samuel Broder, now an officer at Celera Genomics.
But 94-year-old Samuel Kadorian of Van Nuys, Calif. says he remembers the forced march of his family and thousands of other ethnic Armenians from their home in Ottoman Turkey back in 1915.
"Long Island is continuing to slip, but a modest amount, " says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a New York-based real estate appraisal and consultancy firm.
"He's brilliant, " says Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center chemist Samuel Danishefsky , who is collaborating with Khosla on a cancer drug.
"I like roots and continuity, " he says, noting that his newborn son, Samuel, will be living where his namesake once did.
The answer, Mr Wilentz says, harks back to 1804-05, when Samuel Chase, a Supreme Court justice, was impeached by the House of Representatives.
"For instance, there was a man named Samuel Davis, and poor Davis was a hopeless watchmaker, " White says.
Samuel Gonzalez, a former high-level anti-organized crime official, says authorities need to go after the cartels' financial networks.
Dr. Samuel Putnam , an assistant professor of psychology at Bowdoin College in Maine, says thrill seeking behavior is mostly genetic, and that signs of it--from climbing the highest tree to swinging as high as possible on a swing set--can be recognized from very early ages.
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