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And if "Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress" is any gauge, it will be available in China only through pirated videos and DVD's.

If you have a volt/amp gauge, it will read the alternator output for you.

She has bought 2,000 tickets through October 2002 for the show she's convinced will be the next matinee smash, "Mamma Mia!" To gauge how it will play with her people, she sent her bus driver to a preview.

With that information, they can easily gauge what it will take pay-increase-wise to get you on board.

You can change expected segment revenue and margin figures for Sina to gauge how it will impact expected EPS for the full year.

The tariffs appear targeted to Chinese solar equipment, but the wording of the announcement was unclear, making it difficult to gauge how it will affect imports from Southeast Asia and Mexico.

"If he comes back and says, 'I've got a gun,' I'll load up my 12-gauge and it will be war!

As stock-car racing is gauging how it will drive into a new decade (one that will hopefully include racing of other than gas-powered cars), the Daytona 500 is not a sleek vehicle for latching onto new fans.

Without a preview tape it's hard to gauge how useful it will be.

They also say it's too early to gauge what effect it will have on doctors and how they work with patients.

Hence, it is difficult to gauge the toll it will take on one's health and life in general.