Claim game The other side of QE Working-age shift Vive la différence ReprintsAs Mr Milligan points out, the initial valuation is of little relevance to returns over the short term but matters hugely over periods as long as a decade.
The cognitive sequelae of depression and their relevance to return-to-work (RTW) are examined together with interpersonal skills and other work-related competencies that affect work ability.
But amid a significant drop in Nation of Islam membership, waning popular interest in the movement he leads and growing concerns over succession, Mr. Farrakhan may also be using the conflict in Libya as an effort to return to relevance.
That phone, which runs Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, represents a bid by Microsoft and Nokia to return to relevance in the smartphone market, after being marginalized by Apple and Google's Android system.
Then the woman came back on, saying, "Do you think we need to stop the momentum of anti-God liberals and Obama?"Ms Goldberg goes on to tan Mr Gingrich's hide for trying to return to relevance by harping on the most worn-out culture-war tropes.
They are more interested in salvaging their own party and figuring out how to return themselves to relevance.
THE agreement between the United States and Russia to rid Syria of chemical weapons should please — but also terrify — anyone hoping to return the United Nations to relevance.
Singer said that the idea of sacrifice has contemporary relevance as governments and private companies plan to return to space exploration.
We at the World Fellows Program are unabashedly inspired, but not surprised, by Mr. Navalny's rapid ascent to political relevance after returning to Russia.
Their take on things is to return search results based on relevance, not how much the advertisers pays, as with Yell.
Like the Babylonians in exile, the participants at the conference debated how best to return to the land of political relevance.
