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Mr. Ryan said that his units are selling but that he is considering offering a portion of the complex to the state.

Several people with knowledge of the situation said the team's owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, approached Cohen close to a year ago, seeking an infusion of cash and offering a portion of the club.

Whether it's offering a portion of proceeds to charities and art programs, or sending company ambassadors to build homes and schools for the less fortunate, there's seemingly no end to the need in this world, and no end to the ways to answer it.

Fits.me said Fit Advisor is mostly being used in combination with its Virtual Fitting Room tech, with a retailer offering a portion of their garments within the virtual fitting room, but other (perhaps less expensive) items having only its measurement matching system.

The pilot projects sought to determine whether offering a portion of the preclinical curriculum in rural/regional sites, taught by generalists, would allow students to achieve academic equivalence and whether learners self-reported social impacts specific to the smaller teaching locations.

However, Swinton have said they will do all that they can to help their neighbours in their fight for survival, including offering a large portion of their share of the income from Sunday's friendly between the two clubs at the Salford City Stadium to the Reds.

But most companies said no, offering only a portion of their profits, Ms. Ceccarelli said.

How does offering a small portion of one food item influence the choice of accompanying items and the nature of future courses?

Rixey originally declined, saying he wanted to be a chemist, but Rigler insisted, even offering a substantial portion of the bonus he received for signing a player.

Consider offering a small portion of your ebook for free on your website.

The AT&T Corporation, the biggest United States long-distance telephone company, said yesterday that Daniel Hesse, president and chief executive of its wireless services unit, would leave just weeks before a planned initial public offering of a portion of the company's wireless business.