Howard may have a loyal base but I never believed too many of them would bolt as subscribers because by now they have discovered the plethora of music and sports programming options that SIRI offers, not to mention the Catholic Channel.
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The roof now closed because of rain, Djokovic, by now taking an age to deliver each serve, dug deep to hold his next service game, but Berdych's double-fisted backhand was beginning to yield results.
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The Justices do not take kindly to such disruptions, especially because they are now, by historical standards, a very old Court.
Their purchase of Lucasfilm should be looked on favorably by fans because it is now almost guaranteed that Star Wars will be passed on to the next generation.
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Last month, Dr Sarah Wollaston, Conservative MP for Totnes and a former GP, said she believed the reason many parents in Totnes rejected the MMR vaccine was because of claims made by the now-discredited Dr Andrew Wakefield that the jab was linked to autism and bowel disease.
Gold, on the other hand, has found favor again because it was neglected by investors and now is considered undervalued.
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So if you are running a business supporting websites, you might be side-swiped by COPPA because your clients are now newly deemed to be kid-directed.
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He said StarTek was used by many games makers because now so many titles had a shelf life longer than ever thanks to multi-player gaming and the appearance of tools that let fans create their own levels.
But just because judges now have a new standard by which to assess the claims of plaintiffs doesn't mean they will reach a different decision.
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Johnson hesitates because one Ranger replica, now owned by developer John Williams, was built without the firm's participation from copies of the original plans that somehow ended up at the Maine Maritime Academy.
Government data show that the proportion of people who leave a job because they quit is growing, and now exceeds the share who leave because they are sacked, by a widening margin.
An inordinate number of these career shifts end up being reported in gossip columns, because they are fed by the publicists of celebrities enraged by an unflattering item or because those former staffers are now themselves writing for the gossip pages.
Gaston said he came forward now because he is still troubled by what happened.
But now, because of the whittling by Congress, the "energy" bill seems to be more of an "oil independence" bill.
They contain homely recipes that women once presumably knew by heart but have now forgotten because they spend too much time staring at spreadsheets.
In part, observes Thane Gustafson, of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, a consultancy, this is because many of the firms are now controlled by financiers rather than Soviet-style oil bosses.
In the older film, the 12-year-old Regan starts acting up because, well, she's possessed by the devil, but also because her parents have just divorced and she now lives with her single mom, a working actress, and you know how that goes.
Correspondents say that, while it is up to prosecutors to find out whether a crime has been committed, the government's credibility is now at stake because of previous denials by Mr Rove.
This could happen without unleashing inflation, the bank suggests, because so many new jobs will come from the non-unionised sector, and because wage moderation has now become so widely accepted by European unions.
If the nation switched to them entirely, he says, our oil consumption would be higher than ever in just six years and growing nearly as fast as it is now, because hybrids improve fuel economy by only 25%.
Each of these women has a story: some have been ousted by their communities because they chose love over arranged marriages, while others have been abandoned by their husbands and are now trying to raise children on their own.
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The WRVS survey suggested 20% of older people in Scotland had been hit by a reduction in public transport services, while 3% said they now got out and about less because they had no way of getting to destinations by themselves.
Much of the increase in borrowing has been by people on lower incomes who would once have been denied unsecured credit, but can now get it because of the development of financing techniques that allow lenders to spread their risks by selling securitised bundles of loans in the financial markets.
The policies benefit housing less now because the sector is already so burdened by debt.
The cloud is making this happen, because many of the technology tools used by businesses are available now as a service.
But Army officials have already said they need to pull out many of those troops by next summer because the military is so stretched right now.
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But this is now drying up, because new rules imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission have shrunk the profits that market makers earn on the spread between buy and sell prices.
IBM's Adkins responds with the company's usual argument against those antitrust attacks: That because mainframes now compete with x86 and Unix servers sold by many vendors, IBM's mainframe monopoly is really only a small slice of a much larger enterprise computing industry.
Which is unfortunate, because that intense period at work now tends to be interrupted by procrastinated childbearing.
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