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"Whether we raise prices will be entirely a function of churn, subscriber acquisition costs and gross margins".

And it would be entirely a function of a dysfunctional media culture that all too frequently confuses sensation with information, preferring immediacy to common sense.

These mutations slow down corpus pumping their isolation suggests that eat-5 arrest on DA837 may owe something to the mismatch between corpus and TB pumping rates and not be entirely a function of slow TB pumping per se.

It is entirely a function of the collapse of organized labor in the private sector.

But sceptics point out that these claims, though true, are entirely a function of population growth.

I don't believe that my wealth, or frankly most people's wealth, is entirely a function of hard work.

"It's entirely a function of deposit insurance and the implicit guarantee that the JPMorgan counterparties have".

(The brief dip, it should be noted, had nothing to do with government policy; it was entirely a function of the downturn in the economy).

The spread of baccarat, said William P. Weidner, the president of Las Vegas Sands, the parent company of the Venetian, is "entirely a function of its popularity among the Chinese".

Today it, like a share with no dividends, is a purely speculative investment and its value is entirely a function of such speculation.

"Dr. Chu's turnaround is entirely a function of the election, and the day after the election he'll be right back" to his earlier position, he said in Illinois.