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That values Reliance at $2.55 a share, or less than a third of the stock's $10 value when Mr. Steinberg took Reliance public in 1986.

The Ambanis spent $4 billion on a new cross-country gas pipeline (owned by them rather than by Reliance at regulators' insistence, they say).That euphoria is long gone.

Mr. Steinberg owned 29 million shares of Reliance at last report, but most of them were pledged to secure debts from three financial institutions, which are not fully covered at the stock's current price.

Jenny Craig, on the other hand, with its individual microwaveable portions and heavy reliance (at least in the early phases) on prescribed, packaged foods, is not an obvious easy sell in a food culture based on fresh food from the market and communal meals.

It needs to be "high-performing, seamless and efficient" with too much reliance at the moment on cars.

These findings suggest that third graders rely more on phonological information during reading, while adults rely more on orthographic information, with a shift from phonology reliance to orthography reliance at around fifth grade.

Investments in proactive conservation with public and private landowners can increase ecosystem health to benefit species conservation and sustainable land uses, replace top-down regulatory approaches, and prevent conservation reliance of at-risk species.

The main problem in Russia today is the lack of initiative and stubborn self-reliance at the grass roots.

His goals: to reduce what he calls "aid dependence," and to spur sustainable economic development and individual self-reliance at the grassroots level in countries such as Tanzania, Pakistan and Tajikistan that otherwise don't have much hope of attracting high- profile foreign investors.

We must acknowledge that Iran is not all bad: a strong sense of nationalism and self-reliance at times of hardship sets Iranians apart.

8) Emotional self-reliance: At no other time are you better positioned to become emotionally self-possessed than when abandonment has pulled the rug out from under you.