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This is derived mostly from its higher specificity; it is the most specific, with 87% of all predicted introns corresponding exactly to an annotated intron.

Putting a more exact date on it comes mostly from its architectural style.

It reported sales of $39.9 billion for the most recent fiscal year, mostly from its 1,100 Target stores, pushing it ahead of the beleaguered Kmart to make Target the nation's second-biggest discounter.

The company reported $362.2 million in revenue in 2012, mostly from its share of the proceeds from the drugs it shares with Bayer.

Not until 1968 did it produce the first vintage of Prado Enea, grapes mostly from its own vineyards fermented in large wooden vats and then aged in a mixture of older American and French barrels.

Microsoft's recently announced 18,000 job cuts will come mostly from its handset operations.

Analysts expect it to pull in $5 million to $8 million in revenues this year, mostly from licensing its technology to the Asian telcos, and a fraction from a small share of advertising fees.

It once teemed with fish, but they have mostly disappeared from its murky waters.

The company's revenue mostly comes from its mobile gaming platform.

The KgU, which mostly acted from its base in West Berlin against the East, was one of the country's most militant organisations in this period.

In fact, his analysis of a Twitter login traffic stream shows that the site's best security features are mostly hidden from its users.