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This contrasts it from some of its bigger competitors — it counts Salesforce, IBM, Oracle and Adobe among them — which often acquire companies but continue to run them as separate businesses.

Further discussion of the range of casualties from 10 kt terrorist weapon in New York Manhattann) can be seen from an analysis by Harney [ 17] in which traditional air burst and contrasts it with casualty effects from a surface burst.

Harvey Araton was unnecessarily harsh on Jason Kidd in "A Ring Doesn't Ensure a Star's Happiness," Feb. 18. Araton describes Kidd's treatment of the Nets as shabby and contrasts it with Kevin Garnett's divorce from Minnesota.

He came across a comprehensive city plan of Boston from 1965 and decided to contrast it with that from Washington, DC from around the same period.

He contrasted it with the return from the state's film tax credit, which he said brings the state $1.15 for every $1 it invests.

He also discussed his administration's policy and success on terror – seeking to contrast it with inflammatory statements from Republican presidential candidates – and his nomination of a judge to succeed Antonin Scalia on the US supreme court.

They experienced the intervention as holistic in matching their experience of the interconnectedness of emotional and physical needs, and they contrasted it with compartmentalised care from other practitioners.

Germany's most popular newspaper is "speechless" as it contrasts its front page from June 2014 – after the national team inflicted a 7-1 semi-final defeat on Brazil on its way to winning the World Cup – with its Thursday edition.

He contrasted it to a 1981 decision from the European Court of Human Rights striking down a similar law in Northern Ireland.

In contrast, it increased from 575 to 1200 nmol during the first 19 days in the presence of A. bisporus, after which it remained constant.

In contrast, it rose from 27.5 to 38.3 for male nonusers.