The mighty Deutsche mark needed to be cast into the furnace of European unity and forged into the euro.
By midafternoon on a drizzly election day in Minsk, turnout passed the 50 percent mark needed for the vote to be declared valid.
If another bidder comes along, it could still sway the rest of Leap's shareholders, or at least enough of them to prevent Leap from exceeding the t50 percent mark needed to complete the deal with AT&T.
Participation, he predicted, would fall short of the one-third mark needed to make the referendum binding (although MPs will remain free to vote according to their consciences).Non-participation is an "active, tactical decision", chimed in Mr Lindner.
It looked like the third quarter-final would be as one-sided as the previous two when Gloucestershire, roughed up by Durham's Mark Wood, slumped to 54-5 athehalfwayway mark, needing another 127 for the win.
But in a wrinkle of statistics, New Orleans ducks that distinction because its population is 14,000 shy of the 500,000 mark needed to qualify as a big city in federal crime reports.
However, with seven upcoming primaries, including New Jersey and California, Trump is expected to easily overtake the delegate mark needed to win the nomination on the first ballot at the convention in Cleveland in July, avoiding a contested convention.
Certainly that is something that King may need to argue otherwise they risk having their registration cancelled as being made in bad faith (a mark needs to be used as it is registered and there must be a bona fide intention to use the mark as registered at the time of registration).
All the mark needs to do is put in a little cash and they'll earn a 10x return on their money, the scammers claim.
