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EPS, excluding special items, came in at 76 cents, three pennies above the consensus estimate.
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Diluted EPS excluding special items was 44 cents a share, a penny below the Street.
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The company affirmed its full year EPS estimates of at least 12% growth excluding special items.
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Excluding special items, earnings reached 27 cents per share, a penny ahead of the Street's forecast.
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Excluding special items, profits of 9 cents per share easily trumped the nickel analysts anticipated.
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Excluding special items, earnings were 33 cents per share, 3 cents ahead of analysts' average estimate.
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We finished the year with a strong fourth quarter that resulted in 27% EPS growth, excluding special items.
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Excluding special items, earnings were 58 cents per share, well ahead of the consensus estimate of 50 cents.
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Excluding special items, earnings were 35 cents per share, ahead of the analysts' average forecast of 31 cents, according to Thomson Financial.
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Excluding special items, the company reported a non-GAAP loss of 19 cents a share, worse than the profit of 16 cents a share that the Street had expected.
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In its most recent earnings on May 1, for example, the company said that it achieved a first-quarter operating margin, excluding special items, of 12.6 percent, up 1.3 points year over year.
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Excluding fuel and special items, CASM fell 1.2% to 7.38 cents. (Read Oil Down More Than 15% In Q3).
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Earnings were 66 cents per share, excluding a one cents special-items loss, above the analyst consensus for 61 cents.
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