He also sees sales finally taking off outside the U.S. "There's no reason to believe that the international piece isn't just as large as the U.S. piece, " he says.
Big movements either way are not expected because markets are closed in the U.S. for the Independence Day holiday on Monday, and on Friday an important piece of U.S. economic news is slated for release.
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The plan as of now is for the first piece of station hardware, which looks like the central core of Mir, to be launched from Baikonur in June, with the first U.S. piece, called Node 1, to be launched on the shuttle in early July.
The commercial efforts to low Earth orbit, which SpaceX achieved, are only a piece of the U.S. space program.
Because the corporate tax in only a piece of the U.S. revenue system, it is important to think more broadly about all taxes.
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Whereas Stephen Ambrose is nowhere to be found in that U.S. News piece even though he is an expert on Richard Nixon , one of the presidents profiled.
Investors on Friday will especially look to Mr. Elop to explain how he intends to reclaim a sizable piece of the U.S. market, particular in high-end smartphones, one of Nokia's most pressing challenges.
But even with her personal intervention, Rice left for Europe without a key piece of the U.S. plan to put missiles on the continent to protect against "rogue states" such as Iran, State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said.
In a packed Christie's salesroom in London last February, the Morisot canvas, "After Lunch, " sold for roughly three times its high estimate after a protracted back-and-forth between two telephone bidders from Russia and the U.S. The piece is believed to have gone to an American.
The wider use of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has unleashed a vast supply of natural gas from the shale-rock formations across the U.S., forcing down domestic prices, cutting the need for overseas imports and making gas-exporting nations in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean a less important piece in the U.S. energy puzzle.
As U.S. military, Pakistani forces and Afghan officials sought to piece together the incident, Afghan, U.S. and Western officials said the attack took place in response to fire from the remote Pakistani posts in the Mohmand tribal region, a lawless border area that abuts Afghanistan's eastern Kunar province.
For every piece of plastic the U.S. exports to China, the Chinese produce another Barbie doll.
Sierra Leone is the latest piece of a disastrous U.N. pattern that includes Bosnia, Rwanda and East Timor.
And the Fed is holding the piece of paper labeled U.S. Treasury bond.
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"There has been a piece of debris catalogued by U.S. Strategic Command as a result of that collision, " Kelso said.
The most important piece of economic data, U.S. unemployment figures, cracked the 9% level finally and fell to 8.4% in November.
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Second, an update to a piece of software called iTunes U lets teachers plan their curriculum and communicate with their students over the iPad.
One of the largest single-piece mailers outside of the U.S. government, Harte-Hanks also operates a chain of weekly shoppers, the last connection to its roots as a publisher.
Wal-Mart, after beginning an internal review after the government investigations started, says it began looking past Mexico after allegations that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a piece of legislation that allows U.S. authorities to prosecute American companies for misbehavior abroad such as bribery.
Apparently, by approving our previous signature to a piece of paper, the U.S. will change Iranian behavior by somehow strengthening the American position that LOST's provisions allowing "transit passage" through international straits, such as the Strait of Hormuz, are already customary international law, of which the U.S. is entitled to avail itself.
"Bangladesh thinks the resolution is nothing but a piece of paper, and the U.S. Congress has no power to do anything against any country that will ignore them, " he said.
Brazil, the largest exporter of sugar and ethanol, is the second-largest ethanol producer behind the U.S. If you want a piece of the sugar action, Brazil is the place to be.
If a piece of kit belongs to the U.S. military, and it is anywhere north of Salang, it will likely end up at Camp John Pratt before it is packed up and shipped home.
Walmex Chief Executive Eduardo Castro notes one big piece of the formula copycatted from the U.S.: logistics.
And really, such a proposition doesn't seem like a huge stretch -- after all, the Wii U is largely expected to be the only major piece of hardware shown off by the big three this year.
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This piece discusses the practice of solitary confinement in U.S. prisons and how it destroys the minds of isolated prisoners.
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This piece by Brian Wesbury reminds me that the U. S. economy is stronger than the press would have us believe.
Meanwhile, rival chipmaker Broadcom got a piece of Qualcomm last June, when the U.S. government trade agency banned imports of phones powered by Qualcomm chips last June as part of a patent dispute between the companies--an order that was blunted by a federal judge in September.
More performances of The Rite of Spring followed close on the heels of that famous first night, and by the 1920s, it was played in the U.S. In the 1940s, the infamous piece gained a permanent place in pop culture when Walt Disney used part of it as the soundtrack to Fantasia.
Meanwhile, rival chipmaker Broadcom (nasdaq: BRCM - news - people ) got a piece of Qualcomm last June, when the U.S. government trade agency banned imports of phones powered by Qualcomm chips last June as part of a patent dispute between the companies--an order that was blunted by a federal judge in September.
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