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When the Compact came in, milk prices went up by 15-20 cents a gallon as processors and grocers sought to safeguard their profits.

But that compact came close to falling apart after legislators on the Nevada side chafed at the way environmental concerns dominated the discussion, especially after the economic downturn battered Nevada's casino economy.

The compact came into force in 1986 and was renegotiated in 2003.

Though lightweight in feel, the compact comes at a hefty price: $60.

I could have listened to this sound-world for half an hour (or more), but the work was compositionally compact, coming in at less than 10 minutes.

Like the best twentieth-century pop songs, the track is compact, coming in at under two and a half minutes, and the vocals have that soulful, aching sound with which anyone who has had her heart broken is very familiar.

We like that it's compact, comes with a good trackpad and keyboard, and that it has a mix of new and old ports.

As a blue compact car came down the street, the driver honked, waved and yelled, "All the way, U.S.A.!" "Everybody honks and waves around here," Scavotto said with a grin.

Twenty-three yeafterfter he opened his first store in 1960, compact discs came along and turned the record and tape business upside down.

The high diversity of this compact library came from the high diversity of re-arranged variable region genes, which were isolated from one hundred and forty non-immunized healthy donors.

The headphones aren't compact, but come with a carrying case for travel.