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He also says that Schack and Hopkins made $120 million by favorably calculating the value of illiquid real estate assets and taking a 50% performance fee on a monthly basis, even on unrealized gains.

If you exercise on a daily basis even on days when you are especially tired or sore, you may become resentful of your fitness routine and lose the motivation to work out.

What's causing the earnings to go up on a reported basis, even though on a core basis they're declining, and the reason is because they're lowering their loan loss provisions.

All the students communicate with their friends on daily basis (or even on hourly basis with closest ones).

On this basis, even with another £60m of additional costs linked with on-line, Morrisons could maintain two times cover on a 13p dividend in 2014/15 which means that the yield on the shares is 5.6%.

The approach is aimed to capture the maximum stresses on elemental basis even though the actual positioning of the web plates is unknown.

On this basis, even Germany has not yet caught up, and Ireland's income per head is now a painful 25% below its previous trend.

"It's gone from being a premium chemical to a commodity, and on that basis, even though AGC spent a significant amount of money upgrading the facility, they were unable to compete," said Michael O'Connor, executive director of the Bayonne Economic Development Corporation.

Let's put aside my irritation at being "chugged" via leaflets in book-bags and my mobile phone, in principle it's a good thing for kids to think about the needs of people other than themselves, so I'll swallow official charity fundraisers on that basis, even if those charities might not be my personal choice.

Coursing is sometimes defended on this basis, even though the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife has said that coursing does not "reduce the population enough to alleviate damage".

That said, lawyers advising clients facing parallel proceedings usually recommend treating the criminal case as paramount and making decisions on that basis, even if that ends up sacrificing the clients' interests in the civil cases.