"You put two and two together and maybe you only get three and three-quarters, " he said.
In the mid-1980s Gregory Bridgeford , now a Lowe's senior vice president, was told to go to all the new Depot openings with a tiny Minox camera and put together a two-hour presentation for Lowe's brass detailing how Depot was better at merchandising.
Bezos has recovered enough components to put together two F-1 engines, and historians will try to identify them.
The two right-handers put on 153 together at Brisbane and a massive 310 at Adelaide - and in a middle session in which they faced plenty of spin bowling - showed a hunger for Ashes runs again.
Put the two together and you have a recipe for ever-longer business cards: vice-president for photocopiers Asia-Pacific, for example.
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In 1952 I was on tour in the two-person show my wife, Ruby, and I had put together.
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Put the two facts together, and the result is that many companies accept e-mail as an almost exclusive mode of communication between employees.
It involves two pieces -- a new health care plan put together by the Office of Personnel Management and an expansion of Medicare to the near-retired, 55 to 65.
By introducing a second weekly draw and linking the two games together, Camelot may have put off a lot of potential ticket-buyers.
Two minutes later, Glasgow finally put an attack together and from a sparkling counter-attack, Max Evans's chip eluded Vincent Clerc for Aramburu to grab the try.
Euro-zone politicians, defying domestic opposition, have put together two enormous bailouts for the government and engineered an ambitious restructuring of its debt, all to keep Greece from dropping the euro.
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