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The at-a-glance information is handy, particularly if you have your calendar hooked up to your Alexa account, and formatted to be readable from across the room.

Profoundly helpful for a number of problem operas are the at-a-glance tables; they let readers compare crucially different versions.

Lewis Cullman, retired chief executive of the At-A-Glance appointment book company, said he supported the plan because philanthropy does not pay for things such as street maintenance, food inspections or public schools.

Mr. Cullman, who was a pioneer in leveraged buyouts as far back as the 1960's and whose holdings now include the At-a-Glance calendar publishing company, was treated to more than a round of "Happy Birthday".

Here's the at-a-glance response: Unsweetened medicine (The Times); sweet dose of politics (Daily Mail); a sweetener for pro-EU voters (Daily Telegraph); bittersweet (The Independent); sour (Daily Mirror); sweet and sour (Metro); unfair to fizzy drink lovers (The Sun); unfair to the poor and disabled (The Guardian); too pro-EU (Daily Express); apologetic (Financial Times).

The same was true for the at-a-glance categorization experiments described below.

Download the HDS Viewbook, At-a-Glance, and Diversity and Explorations handbook.

That gave the spammer a detailed at-a-glance look at the operation in action.

See the Storage Solutions Summary Chart for an at-a-glance view of these services.

The bright side is that you can tell the tourists from the residents at a glance.

Much of the data used in the Society at a Glance report is also contained in the OECD's Better Life Index.