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But if he performs as Marvel parent Disney anticipates, expect the Australian actor to creep a few decimal points closer to commanding a Downey-sized paycheck.
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From there, divide that rate (as a decimal) into one to find your multiplier.
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This unfortunate misperception exists because when the very first press release was posted in English about Dragon Mart Cancun, somebody in the English press missed a decimal place.
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Producer and microhouse master Matthew Herbert's own attention to detail shows here: Even though "Calculator" is chaotic, each resonant guitar strum and keyboard bleep remains as integral as a decimal place.
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Building on the somewhat deeper tradition of the Golden Bears, Tedford was able to reel off an amazing 8 straight winning seasons, coming within a decimal point of leading the team to the 2004 BCS National Championship game.
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They simply misplaced a decimal point.
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In any event, the current thrust of German government thinking is that it would be wrong to let a wayward decimal or so halt the euro now that the European Union has agreed on a stability pact to police it.
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In it, Bush describes a man who loves numbers, and she actually sings about a hundred decimal places into the famous fraction.
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In a country that embraced the decimal system earlier and more enthusiastically than many western ones, anything containing a numeral like two just seems odd.
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It is only now, 400 years after the invention of the decimal system by Simon Stevin, a forgotten Belgian tradesman, that counting time in tens has become an economic imperative.
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Or at least flat to one decimal point, which is as many as the chancellor has previously had the temerity to mention. (He might, just, be able to say it has fallen as a share of GDP - but that, too, would depend on the number of decimal points, at which point things start to get a bit silly).
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