When you get into fairness, it is about your portion and my portion -- of division -- and that's where relationships fall apart.
The German side, after their counterattacks had failed to throw back the Soviet troops, started further reinforcing the area by assembling battle groups using portions of divisions from the quiet parts of the front.
A significant portion of the division's profitability was attributed to the manufacturing of discs for home entertainment and PlayStation consoles, according to the report.
During a tense portion of a division series game between the Yankees and the Texas Rangers, Costas recalled, the director cut to head shots of various players and managers.
"Eventually, they'll need a portion of the major Division One basketball or football games," says John Rash, a media buyer at Campbell Mithun.
Exceptions are raised by a statement and caught with a handler, or declarative, defined in the portion of the procedure division.
But as a key player on the No. 1 rated morning program that makes up a large portion of the news division's profits, Stephanopoulos was apparently able to wrangle those duties his way.
Sales at portions of five divisions of bankrupt long-distance phone company WorldCom withered even faster in the second half of 2002 than the company publicly reported, The New York Times said on Thursday.
As a result, he posted the largest portion of his army there two divisions from Edwin Sumner's II Corps, two divisions from Brigadier General Samuel P. Heintzelman's III Corps, two divisions from Brigadier General William Franklin's VI Corps and one division from Major General Erasmus Keyes's IV Corps, who were stationed across the James.
REUTERS Hartford Financial Giveses In to Paulson | The Hartford Financial Services Group said on Wednesday it would leave its annuity business and consider selling a large portion of its life insurance division, after John A. Paulson repeatedly urged the company to split, The Wall Street Journal reports.
