The company, known for its Post-it notes and Scotch tape, reported net income of $518 million, or 74 cents a share, down from $988 million, or $1.38 a share, a year earlier.
Jonathan Zittrain, a professor at Harvard Law School who is an expert on the Internet, said that Twitter was particularly resilient to censorship because it had so many ways for its posts to originate — from a phone, a Web browser or specialized applications — and so many outlets for those posts to appear.
Mr. Kidd's lawyer, Lee Gelernt of the American Civil Liberties Union, welcomed the ruling, saying, "It will finally put the government on trial for its post-Sept.
Fountain's novel was praised for its post-modern satire, something that has only made it to the screen in brief glimpses.
It's no secret that Burning Man, an event famed for its post-economic, money-free ethos, has became a place with a rapidly growing contingent of people who have a shit ton of money.
The insurer says the TV ad is unusual for its "post-death" setting, and is likely to divide opinion.
This respect for the established canon may perhaps partially explain the choice of Pet Sounds, an album, like Sgt Pepper, initially praised for its post-LSD formal sophistication.
One, that between them the various agencies responsible for the stadium made a complete Horlicks of planning for its post-Olympics future.
Yet many analysts say the conflict really revolves around economic control in a country still struggling for its post-Soviet identity.
The former war hero can credibly chide the administration for its post-war incompetence, especially if American casualties continue to mount.
Fortunately for fans of newsprint, some people don't think that way – including the Really Interesting Group, an east London agency that is gaining a reputation for its "post-digital" media projects.
