By the second quarter of this year, the last point for which figures are available, Scottish output was 4.4% below its 2008 peak, while UK output was 3.82% down - ie the UK was closer to recovery.
Mozilla says its latest version of open-sourced Firefox was downloaded 7.1 million times, while Microsoft reported last week that IE 9 was downloaded 2.35 million times.
From 1999 to 2003 organic growth (ie, excluding acquisitions) was 5.1%, compared with Unilever's 2.7%.
It was mere coincidence that the work was done so close to the release of IE 7, he said.
The study was performed by Robert Watson of Spain's IE Business School and G.
Some women in Dr Perls's sample were still alive (ie, they were centenarians) when the research was carried out.
The second effect relates to deals where Lehman was a counterparty, ie, a buyer or seller of a swaps contract.
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She lasted through the company's downturn, precipitated by Microsoft's bundling of IE with Windows, a move the Justice Department determined was illegal.
In the last three months of 2005, core consumer-price inflation (ie, excluding food and energy) was running at an annualised 2.6%.
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Even though my doctors told me not to focus on the transition period, and look forward to the final result of my surgery (ie better health ), it was very hard psychologically to not dwell.
We have to start by remembering that there were good reasons for the Bank of England and the government to worry about a high LIBOR rate at the time since it was a symptom of the credit crunch - ie the disappearance of inter-bank lending.
Early Australia (ie, Sydney) was exclusively convict, under the control of a military garrison.
For the generation born in 2000-04, it was 124 (ie, 124 boys were born in those years for every 100 girls).
Remember, it was also supposed to be back on the market two years after its 2010 rescue package - ie. in 2012.
If raising public investment increases the government's assets, it's even possible that it could lower net debt - ie cut the numerator - as well as increasing GDP. (I said it was nerdy).
Roughly 6% (660 people dead) of all violent crimes committed with guns are purchased legally. ie domestic disputes, crimes of passion, the occasional mass shooting, where a gun was present and used.
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Particularly disappointing was the institutional-securities (ie, investment banking and trading) division, the engine of the group.
In December the Bank of Japan was forced to cut interest rates almost to zero, ie, back to where they last were in 2006.
Over the four decades to 1996, net private saving was consistently positive ie, the saving by American households was more than adequate to meet the financial needs of business.
He added that the increasing cost-effectiveness of the sequencing process was making it easier to choose strategically informative species rather than focusing on economically important ones, ie food crops.
So true, this period was not great for corporate profits but rather for the people who worked at these companies, ie the middle class.
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