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In January, the company announced a change to its News Feed algorithm: it would, somewhat ironically, show users less news, or at least less news of the professionally produced, non-personal variety.

That increase was caused in part by the company's announcement on Thursday that it would "somewhat exceed" its previous guidance of $58 million to $60 million in second-quarter earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.

Two-time British Monopoly champion Mike Grabsky welcomed the change: "Whilst it would somewhat sad to see one of the original tokens disappear, it is probably time for an update.

"It would somewhat close down your platform, because if you are with Microsoft, you would end up pushing.Net," said John Segrich, a software analyst at J.P. Morgan Securities in London.

Although she hasn't determined the latest figure, she said she was pretty sure it would be "somewhat north" of that sum.

A quick analysis of the latest proposal suggested that it would be somewhat more favorable to low- and moderate-income taxpayers and somewhat less favorable to the well-off than the tax bill proposed this year by President Bush and those passed this spring by the House of Representatives.

Nasdaq has not unveiled its plan but people with direct knowledge said it would look somewhat similar and involve a mini-auction any time a retail order came in.

Others said it would take somewhat longer.

And it would be somewhat tainted merchandise, because it is not a well-run company.

Analysts had expected a decline in the number of subscribers, though they thought it would be somewhat smaller.

It would be somewhat ambiguous to start charging for online news and still give away news in a free paper".