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John Eyler, the chief executive of Toys R UsUsaidaid that possibility was a sacrifice worth making in light of more sober predictions about how important the Internet will be.

Much of the net loss would come from a 360 billion yen provision for deferred tax assets the company is making in light of the uncertain outlook for future earnings.

We conclude by reframing designing and making in light of our computational theory of making.

Every decision "has to be made in light of national security," he added.

First Direct said the changes had been made "in light of recent market activity".

This and other strategic decisions are made in light of tests of the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.

It said its decision was made in light of the Israeli government decision last month to declare Gaza "hostile territory".

The decision was made in light of a study that found the bonuses had no positive effect on either student performance or teachers' attitudes toward their jobs.

Perhaps now is time to revisit the security measures currently in place and look at the improvements that can be made in light of this research.

This is not brown furniture but beautifully made in light oak and yew, with "exposed construction", meaning that all its joints and stretchers are obvious and decorative.

In a response to the report, the I.R.S. said that the "resources available to deliver telephone services are finite and staffing allocations must be made in light of competing demands necessary to meet other customer needs and preferences".