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That would mean the maximum bonus could end up slightly larger than double base salary, but not by much.Many banks had assumed the cap would be kiboshed.

Studies have found that these female twins, on average, end up slightly more aggressive and sensation-seeking as adults but have lower rates of eating disorders.

Lots of people, from all sorts of places, are pressured and judged by their parents, and end up slightly weird as a result.

At the same time, the mutant gene would undergo its own process of evolutionary refinement, and would end up slightly different in each of the daughter species.

Mr. Jiang said in an interview that nuclear power construction targets for 2020 had not yet been set and might end up slightly lower than they would have been without the meltdowns in Fukushima.

"It looks like Carl McCall is right on track to end up slightly ahead of Peter Vallone, which has got to be very disturbing to him and his fund-raising team," he said.

Moleskine's shares ended up slightly below the set price of €2.3 ($3) on the first day of trading, though the fact that the IPO happened at all in crisis-hit Italy (it was Milan's first new offering in a year) was something to note in the (black, sleek) diary.

Often, this results in your head ending up slightly tilted.

The last time it happened, in early 1996, the market actually ended up slightly.

Anyone who spent any amount of time in my room ended up slightly nauseated, because of all the rubber cement.

"Hedi was and is still misspelled 'Heidi,' and my perception of genders ended up slightly out of focus from an early age," he said.