Now their ADRs trade over-the-counter at OTC Markets, where they are exempt from the law.
The court heard Mr Fong was behind the counter at the premises Elrick entered and shouted "robbery".
Blake was a goateed young backhoe operator whom Carol had met across the counter at the license bureau.
One of the first things we did was to put a page-view counter at the top of every post.
It was so easily available over the counter at the chemist shops.
In the process, farmers share a glimpse of their lives with those whose closest encounter with agriculture is usually the dairy counter at the supermarket.
Pick up a booklet for 2, 500 South Korean won from the information counter at the entrance for profiles of all the sights, as well as a map.
Electronic tickets were less common back then, and the festival organizer had written to tell me that my ticket would be waiting at the KLM counter at the airport.
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Any man that is as insecure about allowing his wife to be surrounded by males, should be just as concerned about a co-worker as the man that works behind the meat counter at the grocery store.
The waiting area at the pharmacy counter at my local drug store has a cute little sign that asks customers to keep their distance to respect the privacy of someone picking up a prescription.
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To counter at least the geography claim, economist Thomas Holmes found that in neighboring counties (one county in a right-to-work state, the other county in a non-right-to-work state), employment increased by one-third in the right-to-work county.
Tuncay and Afonso Alves were causing plenty of problems on the counter at the other end, but it was Everton creating the better chances and Boro were fortunate when Yakubu went down under Turnbull's challenge, only for referee Howard Webb to wave away the penalty appeals.
These love to pretend that they live in one of the world's toughest urban jungles, beset by warring gangs and malevolent Nature, when, in reality, the biggest danger they face is that the person behind the counter at Starbucks might mis-hear their order for a double tall, decaf, non-fat latte with a vanilla shot and make their coffee with full-fat milk by mistake.
But a banking transaction over the internet costs a mere 1% of an over-the-counter transaction at a branch.
Thank You For A Lifetime will be available over the counter only at Woolworths, who have decided to make an exception to their recent decision not to stock singles.
Faced with the growing Soviet strategic nuclear threat, U.S. defense planners abandoned reliance on nuclear weapons alone for deterrence and planned instead to counter, at least initially, conventional aggression at the regional level.
Theoretically, this is OK because the Carter 3 mixtape where it appears isn't for sale, although artists and bootleggers do sell mixtapes under the counter, at brick-and-mortar holes in the wall and online.
In the past, passengers were required to show an ID at the ticket counter, but not at the gate.
As in the rest of Italy, you will save a few euros by standing at the counter, rather than sitting at a table.
Or simply stop in to stare at the artistically arranged counter displays and nibble at the samples.
If adopted, the levy would be applied from January 2014: all securities transactions involving an EU-based financial institution would be taxed at 0.1% and all over-the-counter derivatives deals at 0.01% of the notional principal amount.
For example, we incorporated QR codes into our print advertisements and signage at counter.
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This finding was unexpected and appears counter-intuitive at first, but can be explained by reconstitution.
The bulls will counter that, at the first sign of serious weakness, the Federal Reserve would engineer a collapse in mortgage-borrowing costs.
The government's consumer watchdog accuses them of hoarding and speculation, complaining that they are selling under the counter to restaurants at a higher price.
Though that seemed counter-intuitive at the time, Google focused on letting people use its search tool without the diversion of ads, and for free.
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According to Richard Clark, the coordinator for security, infrastructure, protection and counter-terrorism at the National Security Council, our dependency on computers will make us increasingly vulnerable.
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Paul Bremer, a former head of counter-terrorism at the State Department, will be senior to Jay Garner, the retired American general who was hitherto America's top man in the country.
Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick, who is in charge of counter-terrorism at the Metropolitan Police, told Parliament she thought only a credible report of "concurrent attacks" would justify using the enhanced powers.
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Number eight Andy Powell's contribution was even more telling for the visitors as he claimed the man-of-the-match award while full-back Jason Tovey's tactical kicking at counter-attacking helped him shine for the Dragons.
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