While one-time inventory write-downs dealt a 22-cents-per-share blow, the company still missed estimates in its ongoing business by a sizable 12%.
It allows up to 10 people to connect with one another at any one time while Facebook can only connect people on a one on one video chat.
And while the one-time superstar might be smarting from such an ignominious end to the season, he might take heart from knowing that another New York A Rod has got it a whole lot worse than he does.
Victim 4 also said he had taken a shower on Penn State's campus with Mr. Sandusky while Matt was present one time, and that Matt quickly left and went to another locker room to shower.
While the CPI at one time was the measure desired by the public, government efforts turned the CPI away from measuring the price changes in a fixed-weight basket of goods and services to a quasi-substitution-based basket of goods, which destroyed the concept of the CPI as a measure of the cost of living of maintaining a constant standard of living.
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On the occasions when she spent the night with us, she would carry out her tasks in the house with renewed enthusiasm, insisting on dusting the bookshelves again, cleaning the bathrooms one more time, all the while cracking jokes at which no one laughed.
Last week, he expressed alarm at seeing so many measles cases at one time, while he said in some schools the MMR uptake was as low as 14.8%.
Smith would be replaced by former Dutch National Team manager Dick Advocaat, only to re-emerge at Everton over the summer, while Celtic turned to one-time Aston Villa manager Dr Jozef Venglos.
The museum collection--featuring bronzes, pottery, porcelain, paintings and calligraphy--is so vast that only a small proportion can be displayed at one time, while the remainder is stored in vaults within the hills behind the museum.
Another chief difference: The 2001 program was part of a 10-year reduction in income-tax rates for all taxpayers, while the 2008 payment is one-time-only.
Nothing makes me grind my teeth so fiercely as facing four or five guards at once while each approaches me one at a time.
Stafford has been so snake bitten that he fanned on a one-time attempt while facing a wide-open side in the loss to Ottawa on Tuesday.
The remaining 19 were asked to submerge their non-dominant hand into a bucket of warm water for 90 seconds, while moving paper clips one at a time between two boxes, to keep up the illusion of the task being related to physical capabilities.
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"Maybe what is interesting about my Body for Life picture is that in terms of fitness I have come close to the ideal of what people imagine a male physique should look like while at the same time missing one fourth of the limbs that you are supposed to have, " says Sundquist.
But at one time or another, we have all been left behind while the one we love has gone off to train for battle, or keep the peace, or wage war.
Men are far more likely to own guns than women are, but the rate of gun ownership among men fell from one in two in 1980 to one in three in 2010, while, in that same stretch of time, the rate among women remained one in ten.
Facing umpteen problems, Mr Mahuad has chosen to deal with one at a time, while others fester and discontent soars (and his own poll ratings slump).
Now, a team of researches from the University of Oxford and the University of Southampton in the UK has developed what they are calling the "Reflectance Transformation Imaging system, " which uses 76 lights to illuminate different sections of the ancient artifacts, one at a time, while an image is taken.
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While this particular impact would be a one-time charge, long-term impacts could include tighter anti-pollution regulations and stricter enforcement.
While Intel gets headlines every time it expands one of its sprawling chip factories, AMD sold its off years ago.
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D. student who lives in Oakland, Ms. Jackson saw an ad for Article One researchers while searching for a part-time job on Craigslist a few years ago.
They categorised facial dimensions such as the distance between the eyes, then recorded the electrical activity of one brain cell at a time while they showed cartoons to the macaques.
And Christiana Stoddard and Peter Kuhn (2008) found that, since 1983, teacher on-the-job hours have increased by roughly one hour per week, while after school time devoted to work has jumped by 34%.
It's been debated since the early days of smartphones, when devices such as the Treo based on Palm OS could not handle more than one task at a time, while handsets based on the Windows Mobile platform had the capability.
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In short, while time prices for other goods and services had shrunk to less than one quarter of their 1958 levels, time prices for health care had more than quadrupled!
While a commercial partnership may have made sense at one time, Microsoft believes that the only alternative now is the combination of Microsoft and Yahoo!
It supports only one virtual machine at a time, while VMware's Fusion and Parallels support more (Fusion can run 20 virtual machines concurrently).
Nine percent respond to at least one text every time they drive, while 13 percent of them read a text or email while driving.
For politicians, one of the benefits of devolution is that it allows them to be in both government and opposition at the same time, cheerleading for one administration while lambasting another.
The Lakers got the ball to Bryant one last time, and he dribbled while being careful not to step out of bounds before launching a 3-pointer from the right sideline that missed as time expired.
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