"Everything was going to plan and Marcus was controlling his pace according to Sebastien Loeb's split times, " said Wilson.
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He now occupies alternate universes of sustainable power, watts and split times.
In order to prevent the transactions from being flagged under insider-trading laws, the trades are split among hundreds, at times thousands, of small accounts.
Downing joined MyPotential in July after an embarrassing episode at the paper in which it agreed to split profits from a special edition of the Times Sunday magazine with Staples Center, the subject of the issue.
But the union said LU had "unilaterally" decided to "split" the depot and alter agreed rosters and booking times.
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New York Times tech reviewer David Pogue recently addressed this split in how the iPad was perceived between techies and everyone else.
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Beyond education, notes the Times, there has been a general trend for larger companies to split their operations.
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According to a report published by the London Times on Monday, the brokerage house is preparing a plan to split the firm in two with its third-quarter earnings.
The justices at times appeared almost regretful they took the case, while at other points they split neatly into well-worn ideological camps.
Co-op is fun, but the split screen (at least in games like Pirates of the Caribbean) is disorienting and at times even a bit dizzying.
And witness the split in the stockmarket between blue-chips such as Toyota, whose capitalisation is still three times that of the big three American car makers put together, and small, primarily domestic companies traded on the over-the-counter market, some two-thirds of which are trading for less than the net value of their assets.
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