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Those revenues also represent only a slight increase from sales of $106.8 million in the comparable quarter a year ago, despite the company's heavy spending on marketing and infrastructure.

If earnings come in at the anticipated $3.55 per share for 1999, that number will represent only a slight improvement over the $3.37 of 1996.

Several candidates represented only a slight evolution from something on the previous year's palette.

Because C.M.E.'s stock has dropped over 18percentt since terms of a preliminary deal were announced in late January, the price represents only a slight premium to Nymex's current stock price of $95.34 on Friday.

That represented only a slight rise, from thirty-eight, in last year's report, but two of the report's authors told me that they believe it is part of a larger trend of countries arresting and intimidating Internet users.

A finance report filed Saturday to the Federal Election Commission showed that he raised $2.8 million over the summer, a figure that represented only a slight increase over the $2 million he gathered as a lesser-known candidate in the spring.

He argued that represented only a slight rise in current levels, possibly mindful of Ukip's achievement in gaining a Scottish Euro-MP and a survey that found most Scots backed Ukip's stance on immigration.

In 2007, a daily average of 455 cars traveled along SR-161, representing only a slight growth from previous years; in 2006, the average was 450 and in 2005, 415).

In 2011, the area under paddy was reported as 571 364 ha, representing only a slight increase on 2010.

Finally, the level of oligomannose/hybrid structures increased from 14.8% at the beginning of lactation to 17.6% at the end of lactation, which represents only a slight increase during the lactation period.

Richardson said any financial benefit to himself would have been slight because his campaign represented only a tiny part of Computer Caging Corp.'s business.