"There are lots of external design similarities between the iPhone and Galaxy S, such as rounded corners and large screens... but these similarities had been documented in previous products, " a judge at the Seoul Central District Court was quoted as saying by the Reuters news agency.

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There have been big gains in the more conservative corners of the market, such as consumer staples, utilities and telecommunications stocks.

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In corners of the job market, such as media and technology, candidates and recruiters swear by Twitter's value.

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Though restored, the book, Hanauer says, would win a condition-rating higher than 9.0 (indicating a few bent corners, some color loss and such), perhaps as high as 9.4 (to the untrained eye, no blemishes).

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Though restored by Susan Cicconi, who is revered among the comicscenti, the book, Hanauer says, would win a condition-rating higher than 9.0 (indicating a few bent corners, some color loss and such), perhaps as high as 9.4 (to the untrained eye, no blemishes).

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Other features such as the brushed aluminum barrel hinges, metallic trim and rounded edges and corners shows the attention to detail given to this fashionable new line.

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Participants place markers over randomly called numbers on the cards in an attempt to form a preselected pattern such as a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line, or all four corners.

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This seems a promising approach for tumours in places where catheters can reach, such as the gut or chest wall, but not much use for those buried in more obscure corners of the body.

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Two major activities that take place at CLCs are reading (reading corners are provided where learners can find books of interest) and skills training (such as tailoring, furniture making, souvenir making, and embroidery and weaving).

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