The second effect relates to deals where Lehman was a counterparty, ie, a buyer or seller of a swaps contract.
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Next year it aims to achieve a primary surplus - ie a budget surplus, excluding the costs it pays to service its debts.
Instead of working to a pre-arranged formula, a generator (ie, a parser in reverse) is brought into play to create a sentence structure in the target language.
This microscopic scale and sensitivity allows the sensor to map a high-resolution image of electrical charge that occurs over the surface of a source material (for example a human finger), when it makes contact with a thin insulating surface (ie a plastic surface).
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In order for the NHS to work stop them competing with the corporate institutions and put doctors on a commission basis, where they are able to get very high salaries proportional to the number of times a patient has to return to get a cure ie pay them for results and not numbers.
At that time they said the most obvious solution would be an above-politics left-nationalist figure, a "Greek Kirchner" or "Greek Morales", and that the absence of such a figure would make it impossible to form what Marxists refer to as a "workers government" - ie a radical reforming government with the participation of the far left, but limited to parliamentary means.
But once a user customizes IE, it's difficult to return it to a portal-less state.
In theory, if executive pay rose too high because it was set in a market dominated by cronyism (ie, a board of directors who are chums of the boss, who appointed them), then shouldn't a move to a system in which the board actually tries to get value for the shareholders' money result in lower pay?
Within a few days, that was proven false as researcher Dino Dai Zovi, followed by others, used the same exploit on a Windows 7 machine running IE 8, a technique he demonstrated live at the RSA Conference in March.
Within that constituency, interviewers were then told to find people with a given set of characteristics--ie, a certain proportion of men and women, of blue-collar and white-collar workers.
Instead of trying to come up with a routine check-in (ie: once a week, every two weeks, etc.), just focus on reaching out when you have a timely, newsworthy story idea.
CDM's imaging system, it passes first through conventional optical elements, and then through a lens moulded into a shape of a cubic-like function (ie, with a surface which, instead of being spherical, is relatively flat in the centre but has scalloped edges).
They deprived Latin American countries of a relatively painless way to improve their trade balance, ie, a competitive devaluation.
The Economist (December 6th) has decided that a good solution to the problem of road congestion (ie, a possible misallocation of resources) is for people to give more money to government.
Have we, post-WWII, actually had a substantial (ie, decade or more long) period when this was true?
Estimates of the number who are without a current (ie, chequebook) account range as high as 23%.
The big remaining question is, how much of a haircut (ie, loss) are the lenders going to have to take?
Foreign investors report presentations by the Central Bank mentioning a real (ie, inflation-adjusted) exchange rate that implies annual inflation of around 20%.
The Kin additionally shares the Zune HD's browser engine, a hybrid of IE 7 and 8 that features pinch-to-zoom but has no support for Flash or Silverlight.
He believes that even if a consumer uses IE, they still benefit from having competitors in the browser market because Microsoft takes notice of what the competition is doing.
Some 43%, according to one poll, consider experience of running a business (ie, Ms Whitman) more useful for the governor's job, whereas 44% value experience of running government (Mr Brown).
Brylane, one of the market leaders, sells clothes up to size 60, and finds that a third of its large-size business is in 28 (ie, a 45-inch waist) and over.
Our company does not provide health insurance, because our workers, even our most senior managers, only work for us seasonally (ie a few months of the year) and many work part-time.
This basically makes any site you visit think the Pocket PC is a PC running IE, very useful for when your bank doesn't want to support mobile devices, but you still want to log-in.
Secondly, he pointed out that his plan is to meet what he calls his "mandate" - to eliminate the structural deficit over the lifetime of this Parliament - a year early ie in four years and not five.
As far as the rest of humanity goes, ever since the persistent Dennis Tito secured his place as the first tourist in space, he has become a rallying point for enthusiasts trying to get access to space for a broader (ie, poorer) range of customers.
Qualified-majority voting means, at present, that a proposal must get at least 62 out of 87 possible votes (ie, a 71% majority) to pass.
How about a Royal College for teaching, Ms Leslie suggests, providing a universally-recognised career progression to the teaching equivalent of the consultant surgeon, ie, a practitioner of the highest quality who also teaches younger colleagues?
If you have made a good genetic choice of partner (ie, someone with a significantly different MHC), then the theory suggests that you should not be able to choose something that smells nice to them based on your own preferences.
Sharepoint has a huge information ecosystem that, like the system integrators, resells the benefits of Sharepoint ( Harmon.ie produced a great infographic of it a few months back).
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