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The MPro120 has its own battery and 3M says that it will run up to four hours, though as we all know with battery life, mileage may vary.

The cash-strapped British Olympic Association has defended its spending in light of expectations that it will run up a record deficit of £2m this year.

As it pushes into enterprises, it will run up against startups like Nimble, which just raised its own $9 million Series A, with a similar thesis around reimagining the rolodex.

If it insists on an activist role, it will run up against MICs that take a different view of the trade-off between greenery and growth, and hence borrow elsewhere.What of the bank's own books, if it should lose its returns from its lending to the MICs?

With these batteries -- and an increased top speed -- the Tzero weighs 700 pounds less and the company says it will run up to 300 miles on a single charge -- which requires a few hours plugged into a 220-volt outlet like the ones many households have for clothes dryers.

The minute it decides to attack that market, it will run up against the likes of all the major consumer electronics makers, from Sony to RCA, a unit of Thomson Multimedia, Samsung and the rest of the usual suspects.

Even if it is allowed into Iraq, Unmovic will run up against obstacles at least as formidable as those that stymied Unscom.

The cost of it can demolish people's estates: one in ten will run up expenses of at least £100,000 ($155,000).

Considering the current budget deficits and the coming bulge of retirees who will run up Medicare and Social Security costs, it seems likely taxes will climb.

"It's a problem for joggers and old people because the dogs will run up to them.

"So there are times when the markets will run up profusely, and we'll be negative.