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He says one large unit of the joint venture provided nearly 13percentt of Marriott International's pretax earnings last year but "is by technical definitions insolvent".

"You're trying to squirm out of it by some sort of technical definition of default," Rep. Sander Levin (D-Mich).

"You're trying to squirm out of it by some sort of technical definition of default," Rep. Sander Levin (D-Mich). told Ryan.

The center currently lacks the ability to convey the severity of a storm without being hemmed in by the technical definition of a hurricane, he said.

Worms, trojans and other malicious programs are typically referred to as viruses, though by strict technical definition they may not be actual viruses.

The recovery from the 2008 crisis looked bleak in 2010 and 2011, but the economy has been expanding, by the technical definition, for more than six years now.

So we need a broad understanding of it and an understanding of how it is affected by hate speech, not a technical definition.

Net Trust is a system that is designed by beginning with user perceptions of trust, as opposed to beginning with a particular technical definition of security.

But the technical definition of a catch?

I think we need a technical definition, and my personal technical definition is really quite trivial".

"There is no technical definition of employees' share," she said.