Discounting that annus horribilis, however, this year's ceremony was the least watched since 1997.
It's this kind of minimizing and discounting that drives women to distraction — before it drives them out the door.
Discounting that price still further to keep up with Harvard and Yale is a step Schilling says the University does not plan to take at the present time.
It has merged with Cyber Monday, also transported from across the Atlantic, to form a long weekend of discounting that draws shoppers in their droves.
Of course, that's discounting that, especially since Sept. 11, a big part of Jenny Thompson's life has been about touching other lives.
Many upscale labels have struggled lately with weak profits, declining mall traffic and an environment of discounting that has lost them some luster among their core customers.
Of course, he recognises it would be nice to get one first and he is not totally discounting that possibility here this week.
About $25 million, or a penny a share, came from investment income rather than operations, but after discounting that boost, Compaq still beat the average of analysts' projections by a penny a share.
After discounting that figure to account for the risk its customer would default and the fact that it would not receive most payments for years, Enron would book the profit immediately.
If you can buy a good company below its intrinsic value, taking cash flow over the next five years and discounting that back to today, and that company also has an attractive dividend yield, that is a bonus.
For other authors such as Rankin, Amazon has removed the discounting that helps shift titles: the hardcover version of the latest Rebus is for sale at £7 on Amazon.co.uk, but on Amazon.com will set you back $26 £15.500).
