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This inadequacy was particularly significant for RBS, given that the purchase of ABN AMRO significantly increased RBS's trading book assets.

Given that the Purchase Function classifies the likelihood of a customer-product connection, a target marketing campaign may spot with a higher accuracy the smallest customer set that is likely to start buying a given product.

However, given that the purchase price of the seven-bedroom waterfront estate was $4.9 million, way down from the 2010 listing of $13.5 million, maybe fans could congratulate her on her real estate acumen if things go bad with Conor.

To note, we assume no further loss of API from the point of data collection to assay given that the purchased drugs were stored in the cold chain during this time.

"This, I'm sure you would agree, is an obvious gap that needs to be addressed particularly given that legally purchased Canadian guns are turning up in criminal investigations with greater frequency".

While a Congressional ad hoc COLA for current beneficiaries is unjustified, given that the real purchasing power of today's benefits has increased, redress for new retirees over the next several years makes sense.

I was curious about why they chose this place to market their religion, given that the folks who purchased tickets were walking into a show written by "South Park" creators that involves a liberal dose of cursing and reference to sexual body parts.

The letter also falsely stated that Doctorow's blog post "provides links to a website where such Infringing Product may be purchased," given that the post at no point links to the purchasable eBay converter kit.

Given that the LED array can be purchased and assembled for less than US$5000, the Shark UV LED array is a promising alternative to more expensive lithographic light sources and will have significant appeal to many researchers wishing to undertake research in microfluidics around the world.

Price was indicated as a reason for buying ACTs for 17.20% (91/529) of customers while only 11.53% (67/581) gave that rationale for purchasing non-ACTs (χ=7.29, 1 d.f., p<0.01).

This sentiment surprised me, given that the company she worked for had purchased a diet company for $600 million.