The armed conflict in Libya has taken more than 1.3 million barrels a day off the world market, and the turmoil in Yemen and Syria have subtracted as much as 300,000 barrels a day.
It is listed and then subtracted as tax-exempt, leaving taxable interest of $1,777 (Line 4).
It is listed and then subtracted as tax-exempt, leaving taxable interest of $1,699 (Line 4).
If that expense is subtracted, as the Pataki administration argues it should be, then overall state spending rose 3percentt last year, less than the inflation rate.
For better or worse, when the star power is subtracted, as it is here, there's not much left but the punch lines (happily, there are a lot of them) and an otherwise cut-and-dried portrait of men as little boys.
3Par's technology virtualizes storage, which means capacity can be added or subtracted as needed.
As a result, the SB signal could not be subtracted as background.
Subsequently, to synchronize a node's time measure, with another's clock measure the clock offset is added (or subtracted, as needed).
For all the results, the flux on July 2 (i.e., two days before the collision) is subtracted as a background at each wavelength.
The absorbance of each substrate in the buffer without enzyme was subtracted as a blank to take into account the substrate's autohydrolysis in the solution.
The spectrum was recorded as an accumulation of the results of 125 scans, with that of dry KBr subtracted as the background.
