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The impact is real: According to some estimates, software piracy costs companies $63 billion a year globally.
At about 1 a.m., Ms. O'Brien and another executive in Chicago told the exchange that the shortfall in the customer accounts was real, according to the CME.
The association between short-term memory declines — potentially permanent ones — and heavy pot use is very real, according to this study, and shouldn't be discounted.
He was also real, according to Arthur Evans, an English archaeologist who unearthed an ancient palace with a maze of interconnected rooms at Knossos in 1900.
Falling prices mean that Argentina has, in effect, devalued (by about 18%) against the United States since 1996 (though not against the euro or the real), according to Carlos Winograd, a deputy-minister of the economy.
Everything from spices to Chinese porcelain made its way to Mexico and then onto mule trains bound for New Mexico -- a 1,500-mile 1,500-milee known as tradeamino route according to the exhibition.
A word's "real meaning" according to its etymology may not match the "real meaning" of its context and usage.
The embedded real-time main memory database systems interact with real world according to two behaviors.
The real problem, according to Dr. Rajaraman, is dislocating people.
What is the "real problem," according to Mr. Wales?
"The real scandal," according to the report, "is what remains legal".
