The final ratings for 2011 will show that History, a unit of A + E Networks, attracted more middle-aged men than any other cable channel except ESPN.
By Corollary 1, the interior of rectangle 〚E 2, E 3〛 is attracted to either E 2 or E 3, and because E 2 is local attractor, it is attracted to E 2. If (x, y) ∈ int(Q 2(E 3) ∩ ℛ), then there exist the points (x r, y r ) ∈ 〚E 2, E 3〛 and t* ≥ γ2 - A 2, such that M t*) ≼ se (x, y) ≼ se (x r, y r ).
And Mr. King's 66-page e-novella attracted a burst of 500,000 orders while some major online booksellers were giving it away without charge.
Since then, his 100 words of outrage have been shared around 150,000 times and the e-petition attracted more than 140,000 signatures.
In this case, some of the e-mails sent to potential donors said: "Can you help defend marriage in Maine and across the country, by donating $5, $10, or even, if God has given you the means, $100 or $500?" The court reprimanded the group's lawyers, led by Mr. Bopp, for not addressing the crucial fact that those e-mails attracted donations for this campaign.
With trades regularly below $20, e-brokerages attracted enormous retail order flow that was subsequently fed into ECN systems, providing instant liquidity.
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"The Girls Next Door," which the E! network began showing on Sunday evenings in 2005, surprised even people at E! by attracting a huge viewership primarily composed not, as you might imagine, of heavy-breathing teenage boys but of women in the very profitable 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34
Hence, by Lemma 4, E 2 attracts all solutions with initial conditions in ( 0, ∞ ) 2. The proof of global attractivity of E 2 for all solutions with initial conditions on the nonnegative y-axis is similar to the previous case.
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