Some observers call it a "supercookie" because it stores information in at least 10 places on a computer, far more than usually found.
Since the subprime-mortgage fiasco unfolded last year, such funds have gambled almost $69 billion on recapitalising the rich world's biggest investment banks (far more than usually goes the other way in an emerging-markets crisis).
Conservative investors might opt for more diversified health care funds, which are far more plentiful and usually have longer records.
She netted about $700, far more than she usually makes in a month, and the reason she did it was simple, she said.
One Fits, the Other Doesn't Blacks, of course, are much better at being in the minority, since they have far more practice and, usually, no choice.
Initial optimism had led peasants in many areas to eat far more than they usually would have, and stocks of grain for the winter and spring months threatened to fall dangerously low.
But at a campaign stop at the Greenville County library, he was called on to discuss abortion and the related issue of fetal tissue research far more than he usually does.
"But I'm going to take a little risk here and I'm going to tell you that, you know, intuitively I think we need more people," General Schoomaker said with far more candor than usually is on display at confirmation hearings.
[33] However, the broad band near 480 cm-1 is far more intense than usually observed in pure water, and probably is a result of fluorescence due to impurities in the glass NMR tube.
The romances were far more popular: they usually sold 115,000 copies, while her thrillers sold 16,000 copies.
