Obama reclaimed it with a 15-point margin and a lead of 125,590.
Turns out they are brothers Sam, Elliott and Zaac Margin and a good friend Scott Baldwin.
Vice President Gore won by a relatively narrow margin, and a victory is, of course, better than a loss.
Besides, it's not as heavy going as you might think - especially if you purchase an edition with a running commentary in the margin and a superb index.
Stanley M. Bergman, the chairman, attributed the increase to favorable currency exchange rates, a larger gross margin, and a reduction of debt payments.
In the end, the bill passed by a tiny margin, and a large photograph of an exuberant Villaraigosa appeared on the front page of the Times.
Assume a 5% profit margin and a ratio of share price to earnings of 40, and the firm should have a market cap of $150 billion, he says.
The leaves have a wavy margin and a hairy underside when young and are attached to the stem by a hollow petiole.
For one thing, a merger with Barnes & Noble, which has a much lower margin and a slower growing business, could confuse its investors and hurt its stock, just as its acquisition of TV Guide has done.
The Sarykol pamir in the Uygur Autonomous Region of Xinjiang in western China bounds the eastern margin, and a series of southwestern-aligned valleys that eventually drain into the Vakhsh and Panj rivers serrate the western boundary.
It is a half graben with a faulted northern margin and a gentle southern margin.
