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Mr. Benartzi called this partial annuitization, where 75 percent of a person's retirement account, for instance, is put into an annuity, and the remaining 25 is invested.

A company that produces custom servers, for instance, is put in the uncomfortable position of taking a loss on sales or passing the cost on to their customers.

The budget for reformulation of compounds already in use (new combinations for instance) is put at $US25 million over 2 6 years.

In truth, these regulations — licenses, or FDA approvals, for instance — were put in place not so long ago to stop unethical practitioners from harming people.

Ms Vieira, in turn, complains of funds' reluctance to admit to the shortcomings: they should, for instance, be putting more realistic values on property ventures that have bombed.

Labor groups, for instance, are putting a big premium on direct contact, or phone calls placed by individuals from the same neighborhood as the call recipient.

The "and so on" tries to make it all-inclusive, but there is no verb to make it a sentence -- and yet in this instance a period is put at the end.

To be sure, a moratorium still faces a great deal of opposition: few people in America are going to shed any tears if, for instance, the Oklahoma City bomber, Timothy McVeigh, is put to death.

A round-cut stone on an engagement ring, for instance, indicates that the bride is put together and never boring, and she's most likely to have a non-fussy, relaxed wedding.

For instance, San Francisco is putting all its data online in an open data initiative.

The idea was that a secretary might authorize the creation of a commemorative eagle coin, for instance, to be put on sale for collectors.