The latter, however, is often overshadowed by behemoths in New York, being written off as cute or, at best, getting a dutiful head nod.
At risk of being written off as hysterics which the rising stack of evidence suggests they are not a handful of journalists have tackled the story.
And the NAO says tens of millions has now been wasted - with hundreds of millions at risk of being written off.
She says she was written off at school, but now has an interview for a PhD place.
Of course, Woods can never be written off at the course he calls "my favourite on earth", regardless of the state of either his life or his game.
There's a different pressure on Southampton because the other three probably expected to be in this position and were written off at various times.
Bonus depreciation, which allows capital equipment to be written off at a faster rate beyond what the Section 179 deduction allows, has been extended and applies to the first $2 million spent, he said.
The default rate peaked in March when card accounts had to be written off at an annual rate of 11.2 percent, according to data from Moody's, which compiles an index of results from credit card securitizations.
Thus, when the time came to discontinue further production of the model, the company had in its warehouse enough parts for another 8 to 10 years of production, parts that had to be written off at a considerable loss.
Though the killings were written off at the time to a rivalry between the East Coast and West Coast schools of rap, Mr. Broomfield, not surprisingly, believes that more is there than meets the eye.
