Naturally, the Haggler Googled those digits.
Yet director Neil Jordan just loves those digits in this adaptation of Moira Buffini's play.
Numbers full of those digits will often be priced in the thousands of dollars.
As the bacteria kill nerves, muscles atrophy and those digits curl into claws.
Just one of those digits earns our continued celebration: Thank you, Title IX.
Making those digits appear in any given order is not going to fix everything in your life.
Data collection has many useful purposes – it is not hard to see all those digits as the building blocks of our society - but it is also, in some degree, an exercise in collective vanity.
Those digits, unique to each product, can now be used as a shortcut to find a range of product-specific information: other CD's by the artists, for example, snippets of reviews, or exactly how much it costs at online stores.
Working at the same laboratory, John von Neumann (one of the inventors of the eniac) searched those digits for signs of order, but found nothing he could put his finger on.
Most Afghans are so touchy about it that they won't buy a car with 39 on the license plate, or even use a telephone number with those digits in it.
For the first number, the bettor bet $1.50 that the number 226 would win, and placed a combination, or "boxed," bet of another $1.50 that those digits will appear in any order, like 262 or 622.
