But all four divisions pay taxes to the Internal Revenue Service as one whole.
One whole percentage point has been taken out of the gross profit on moneylending.
And the 76-year-old Francis will have to do it all with just one whole lung.
George Osborne not only scrapped Labour's escalator, but has also cut beer duty by one whole penny.
To be fair to the Kindle, I had to make it through at least one whole book.
The second floor, which would have been the living quarters, is now a loft, and one whole wall is given over to a bookshelf.
Unlike progressive formats, which show the whole picture, interlaced material relies on the fact that two half-pictures will generally combine to make one whole picture.
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Even in the film I did before this, 'Waking the Dead, ' there was this one whole segment of this chase scene, and I was like, 'If I have to run any more in a movie, I'm going to kill somebody.
Of course, the crowd must be fed: in an average year, nearly half a million roast chickens, a quarter million sausages, 45, 000 pig's knuckles, and over one hundred whole oxen, spit roasted on giant rotisseries, are consumed.
One was this whole focus on mobility: the move to a mobile workforce is real.
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And it's one of a whole host of problems that occur that are driven by poverty and desperation.
Unless of course, one thinks the whole field is going to be set back by the lack of NIH funding.
And in one case the whole report was sent into - what was described to us as - 'a bureaucratic black hole'.
Others fill the prescriptions and dose themselves at levels lower than prescribed, taking a half pill, say, instead of a whole one.
Especially as gamers themselves become parents raised on digital adventures one imagines the whole rating system will become not only irritating, but antiquated.
The 2m-strong Congress of South African Trade Unions staged a one-day strike and threatened another bigger one unless the whole system was scrapped.
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But to see why this is folly for the drug industry as a whole one needs look no farther than Pfizer's own top seller, Lipitor.
"It means we are essentially passing one in a whole series of points of no return, " said Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University.
If reports prove true of objections by the Ecclestone family trust, which controls commercial rights to Formula One, the whole deal could yet be called off.
Quarterbacks like John Elway and Dan Marino stuck with one team their whole career, but Johnny Unitas spent his last year with the San Diego Chargers.
In its letter, the Presbyterian Church said it was "not merely an issue of conscience for Christian people and churches, but a very significant one for the whole of society".
Number one is the whole clean energy industry -- and Toledo actually is becoming a leader in this, creating good jobs, in areas like solar -- building solar panels, wind turbines, advanced battery manufacturing.
Consumers can justify buying one-sixth of a bottle of new perfume each month, but maybe not a whole bottle in one go.
His act was not an honorable one of making them whole, it was a dishonorable cover-up.
The punch cards, like the shuttles, are made by only one person in the whole country.
Nor is it fair to pit one company against a whole mob of consumer electronics giants.
When soft-shell crab is in season, we've served a whole fried one with Thai influences.
What amuses though is that one solution to the whole thing is the following.
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Above its is a command post form which one can see the whole 80km of the Zalambessa-Egala-Tsorona front.
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