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Coke found itself in a similar position this year by defending its overambitious growth targets and has since been pressed to reduce its estimates to more modest levels.

Since 1994, when Mr. Dusenberry relinquished his duties as co-chief executive and chief creative officer at BBDO New York to Ted Sann, billings have doubled, the office estimates, to more than $2 billion in 1999 out of a BBDO Worldwide total of $13.5 billion.

Because the Cobb-Douglas form is restrictive, we assess the robustness of our estimates to more general alternatives described in Section 3.4.

It is possible that we missed detection of injuries seen by midwives or the primary care physician, which restrict our effect estimates to more severe outcomes.

The LWC chimpanzees were partitioned further as originating from one of three biogeographically important zones occurring in Cameroon, but we were unable to refine these origin estimates to more specific areas within these three zones.

The observations in this paper suggest that with age, comes a shift from long-range connections (captured by coarse scales in MSE and distributed entropy estimates) to more local processing (captured at fine scales in MSE and local entropy estimates).

With these proposals, costs of organ acquisition are estimated to more than double.

Online gross bookings in China are estimated to more than double from $14 billion in 2012 to $30.3 billion by 2015.

Demand is estimated to more than double by 2030 and triple by 2050. .

The LD50 was estimated to more than 2000 mg/kg, i.p.

The program automatically refined the initial estimate to more precisely identify the bone boundaries (see red lines in Figure 1).