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We only compare the ADLU algorithm with its ancestor, the EASOC algorithm [33], in an attempt to evaluate the energy and communication overhead it incurs to a clustering algorithm that does not implement the detection and location-attribution engines of the ADLU algorithm.

The club is quietly shedding the debt it incurred to build its new stadium.

Edelman had a reputation for husbanding Arsenal's financial resources carefully, ensuring the club was generating revenue to pay the debt it incurred to build its new stadium.

In June, Bloomberg News reported that the Red Bulls were involved in a $1.4 million property tax dispute with Harrison, which had to borrow $3.1 million last December to make its annual payment on the $39 million debt it incurred to buy and clean up the land used for the stadium.

The government paid something towards it, and Ms Carr contributed to the firm's profits along the way, reducing to £44,000 the net cost BAE reckons it incurred to train her.

Through a complex arrangement, Lord Black's controlling stake is owned by a separate company: Hollinger Inc., which is traded on the Toronto exchange and has $120 million in debt that it incurred to buy out some minority investors.

Mr. Duffield declined to say how much Reuters had invested in the unit or what costs it would incur to close it.

The forecast excludes $2 billion in pretax costs Sprint has said it will incur to shut down its high-speed United States data business.

The company has already said that the heavy costs it will incur to build up 7dream.com's content mean that its consolidated pre-tax profits will not grow in the current financial year.Seven-Eleven has also had problems with its branchless bank: IY Bank, which opened in May.

A new channel in partnership with Univision might allow ABC News to trim some of the news-gathering costs it incurs and to share in the subscriber fees that cable channels gobble up.

As a result, this bill links any further increase of the debt ceiling (which the U.S. needs to pay the bills it has already incurred) to the shorter-term federal budget and longer-term deficit reduction discussions.