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Phoenix will lose one flight every day Monday through Thursday and two on Friday but will gain one on Saturday.

If it's the latter, the market probably will gain on the news, but it will be nothing like the frenzied rallies that greeted some of this year's earlier rate cuts.

Whether Ford will gain on its American rival G.M. — which outsells it by more than two to one in Asia — is far from certain.

These suggest that families will gain, on balance, only at incomes above about $7,000 a year.

Normally, what the objecting nonmembers lose on the swings they will gain on the roundabouts.

And many institutional shareholders own both stocks and thus can afford to take the view that what they lose on Shell's swings they will gain on BG's roundabouts.

For example, they predict that British women will gain on average seven additional years of life until 2050, while Danish women are forecasted to gain only five additional years of life.

You'll be rewarded by the people you'll meet and the insight you'll gain on the institution as a whole.

The more investment summaries you review, the more clarity you'll gain on exactly what you're looking for in a passive investment opportunity.

The dogs will then gain on-the-street experience before being deployed at airports, hotels and venues in 2012.

In turn, IT managers will gain a better perspective on how to work productively with the company's senior executives.