Also mentioned are the new software features, which include long-awaited additions like cross-game chat, and PSN Sony Entertainment Network accounts can now connect to Facebook.
To do it, the Ravens overload one side of the ball with four defenders who, after the ball is snapped, criss-cross like stunt pilots.
It would also apply to publicity on the internet and put an end to sponsorship by tobacco companies at cross-border events like Formula One motor-racing.
Global volumes grew 6% in the fourth quarter and 5% for the year, led by 8% growth in North America, where new cross-licensed brands like Dr. Pepper drove gains.
That will lead to currency crises and cross-border disputes like the current spat between Iceland, Britain and the Netherlands over the bill for compensating depositors in Icelandic banks (see article).
"But I do think whenever there is a cross-racial killing like this, it does cause a lot of concern, and it's certainly something we have to address and look at, " he said.
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Nordic walking - where you strut with poles just like a cross-country skier - has taken Germany by storm in recent years.
These factors, albeit correct, ignore another indicator: many 20-something Colombians are declaring support for the red-shirted, charismatic Chavez, who has a Che Guevara-like attraction for a cross-section of youth, a possibility many of the same leaders in the country's capital said could never happen.
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The international transaction revenues include transaction fees and other special fees like cross-border fee and currency conversion fee.
The security world has long seen the Web as a buggy, infected tangle of sites vulnerable to hacks like cross-site scripting and SQL injection.
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This can then be cross-matched against things like online sales or search advertisements, and actions taken to see what further effect these might have on product sales.
Many scholars contest the shroud's authenticity, saying it dates to the Middle Ages, when many purported biblical relics -- like splinters from Jesus' cross -- surfaced across Europe.
But the Albula steepens quickly, and the river disappears into a dramatic ravine, forcing the train to criss-cross the gorge, creaking like a sailing ship in a full-bellied wind.
But historical icons like cross-town rivals Manchester United know that the money does not last forever, and there are more examples of historically great clubs who are struggling to keep their finances together after years of competing for trophies.
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The plan is to allow product lines like HD camcorders and displays cross-pollinate with the cameras, eventually producing more models like the NV24HD pocket cam and HMX20 camcorder -- and hopefully for cheaper prices, since Sammy will be able to better manage suppliers and the retail channel.
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It's like a cross between a second grade sing-along and something like church.
As the show begins, we are presented with what looks like a cross-section of a weathered house.
Photographs are black and white, and colours are stark and monochromatic, illuminating the swastika-like arrow cross of the Fascists and the red star of the Communists.
Metro networks have phone gear like digital cross-connects, which manage high-and low-speed traffic, and synchronous optical network (Sonet) systems, which come from fiber-optic phone networks.
Since small deviations are common and large ones are rare, the result of plotting data in this way is a curve shaped somewhat like the cross-section of a bell.
By cross-referencing data on things like age, health, occupation, personal finances and property with voting intention, the parties are able to make informed guesses about where their support is and where they might pick up more votes.
The actual venue for the news conference was no less strange - a cross between a tent and a greenhouse, perhaps like an abandoned aviary - with greenery draped around the white trellis work, miniature orange trees in tubs and two large trees growing up between the TV cameras.
Volumes grew 6% globally, and 5% excluding cross-licensed brands in North America like Dr. Pepper.
These like to form cross-links between protein molecules, and thus tend to hold such molecules together.
But the U.S. typically has been weak in Winter Olympics staples like ski jumping and cross-country skiing.
"It's like a cross between dark-meat turkey and pork, " said Mark Scarbrough, co-author of the cookbook "Goat: Meat, Milk, Cheese, " which came out last year.
And like Western firms' cross-border investments into Chinese banks, Goldman's ICBC stake never fulfilled its promise as a potential gateway to a much bigger slice of the investment-banking market.
Many people also gathered outside after trial for a chance to see Martinez, who had gained celebrity-like status for his firebrand tactics and unapologetically intimidating style of cross-examining defense witnesses.
Bruce's Obi-Wanish trainer, a man named Ducas who is played by Liam Neeson, peddles self-realization nostrums like a cross between Cecil Humphreys's holy man in "The Razor's Edge" and Doctor Phil.
Google hacking was first popularized by Johnny Long, a penetration tester who created a Google Hacking Database that allowed anyone to add interesting security search queries that might turn up vulnerabilities to exploits like SQL Injection or Cross-Site Scripting.
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