Apple never releases a new product without framing the message in one short sentence, always well within 140 characters.
He has always maintained he was promised a short sentence, but he fled the US after hearing rumours that the judge was about to re-sentence him for a much longer term.
The judges gave him a sentence two years short of the 30-year maximum.
The 11-year sentence falls far short of a range sought by prosecutors, who had argued that Mr. Rajaratnam should get up to 24 years and five months.
Values like these are developed person-by-person ideally, face-to-face not through one-to-many, short-attention-span bursts of misspelled sentence fragments.
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Since then, no prisoner given an OLR has been freed, no matter how short their so-called punishment part, or minimum sentence.
Even her most devoted supporters say that she could be short with people, curtly cutting them off in mid-sentence.
Though the sentence was the most serious the tribunal could have issued short of execution, a government official expressed disappointment.
In short, Cain follows the Alice-in-Wonderland rule of sentence first, trial later.
Failure of a test usually means an instant short spell in jail, and it is hoped that such a dramatic sentence will shock people out of re-offending - thereby reducing long-term prison numbers and cutting off alcohol-related crime at the source.
Under Friday's deal, MLB and the union agreed that the sentence will not apply this year, leaving Cabrera one plate appearance short.
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Making his ruling, Lord Judge said the sentence in the case of James Connors reflected his youth and "short involvement in the conspiracy, into which he effectively grew up".
The charge the strongest short of first-degree murder, which involves premeditation carries a possible sentence of life in prison.
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