Deutsche Telekom and France Télécom's mobile units had both been overtaken by O2 U.K., which surged to the top of the British market by selling custom calling and data plans with generous texting and messaging allowances, and by getting exclusive rights to sell the iPhone in Britain from 2007 to 2009.
The site is simple and utilitarian, with a generous amount of text and few graphics.
On the road north to Johannesburg, the Apartheid Museum on Northern Parkway & Gold Reef Road in Ormonde ( admission £3.40) is an excellent primer, allowing you to get a basic overview or, if you have time, dig deeper into the generous mix of text, photography, video and artefacts.
It slips in my sportcoat pocket or in the front pocket of my slacks and jeans, yet its display is large enough to accommodate a generous amount of text at a comfortably readable size and wonderfully high resolution.
The text has generous margins, is widely spaced, and contains scattered blank pages for students' or instructors' own use to facilitate this.
We are very grateful to Dr. Christine Chaponnier (Geneva Medical Centre, University of Geneva) for gift of NSO myeloma cells and advice on monoclonal antibody production, the colleagues cited in the text for generous gifts of antibodies and reagents, and Jerôme Bosset for help with confocal microscopy.
There's also, though, another type of answer play that gives a friendly or generous response to the predecessor text.
But analysts called the Pairgain story -- which made generous use of the scrolling text, Web links and icons familiar to Internet users -- one of the most sophisticated examples of such fraud in years.
And rather than use actual newspaper articles from the time, the writers have supplied their own text — which, despite generous quotations from Lincoln's own prose, merely covers the ground.
King Duncan is portrayed as a dizzy fop, speaking in fluty tones that make him seem like a featherweight leader whose dispatching might well be good for the country — an interpretation at odds with his depiction in the text as the generous, responsible antithesis of the ruler that Macbeth will become.
