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"I would say there's something to learn from and emulate — particularly from Bloomberg's first term — in terms of some of the bigger visionary pieces.

If you rebalance once a year, you can add half a percentage point and perhaps as much as a full percentage point over the long term in terms of performance.

"We know that this is not going to have big payoffs in the short term in terms of international rankings, but we are hopeful that given our strategy of 2020" — by which time H.S.E.

But while she hopes a new zoning plan will maintain this, she said, "we know for sure that there are certain buildings that aren't going to survive over the long term in terms of accommodating a contemporary corporation".

"Typically when individuals are talking about the opportunities in Iran, the first thing people think is of is big oil and energy contracts but I think the real opportunities and the one that is going to mean the most for Iran in the long term in terms of it developing into an advanced economy, is opportunities around Iran's consumer marketplace," he said.

"PepsiCo's in a position to see the very long term in terms of consumption growth for its products," said Wachovia Capital Markets analyst Jonathan Feeney.

But in the long-term, in terms of the social balance sheet, the rewards are considerable.

And Apple's making it clear this time – doing so will reap benefits long-term in terms of addressing unannounced hardware platform that may appear in the future.

I can't comment on financial terms in terms of guarantees.

Kaplan defines the notions of Content and Character for formulas and terms in terms of truth and denotation.

Their difference from random DEs is that stochastic differential equations contain noise terms in terms of Wiener processes.