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But equity investors need to keep in mind that single-digit performance is basically in line with long-term historical norms.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, whose observers monitored the election, said it was "basically in line with O.S.C.E.

"It sounds like that was basically in line with his original decision," said Jim Nickles, a spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Service.

It is unlikely to be too perturbed, as Obama's comment appears to be basically in line with the public mood about West's outburst.

It's simply astonishing that baseball players will get four chances to fail drug tests before they're suspended for a year, and what's more, this is basically in line with the rules for other professional sports.

The C.F.T.C. has been making progress with proposals that are about as tough as possible given relentless push-back from Wall Street and international officials, but the S.E.C. has proposed unacceptably weak rules that are basically in line with what banks and European officials have been demanding.

The results were basically in-line with Wall Street's forecast.

The justification for more complex interventions to improve primary care depression treatment is replicated in the analysis of included studies and basically goes in line with a previous review [ 21], however, we did find more evidence in newer studies that support guideline implementation to be effective in symptom reduction.

Among the creditors are I.R.S. offices in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Fla ."In these cases basically we just get in line with other creditors," said Mike Dobzinski, a spokesman for the I.R.S.

"When you take out inflation," he says, "basically grocery is growing in line with population".

GARY SHILLING: If you look at stocks in the long run, profits basically grow pretty much in line with GDP.