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The only sins these men and women committed were being loyal to their company and wanting their own tiny version of the riches Enron executives habitually pocketed during their years at the company.
On Friday, the exchange operator botched the listing of its own initial public offering, and momentarily rattled shares of Apple, one of the most widely held stocks, and the situation briefly resembled a tiny version of the so-called flash crash in May 2010.
On Friday, the exchange operator botched the listing of its own initial public offering, momentarily rattling shares of Apple, one of the most widely held stocks, and briefly resembling a tiny version of the so-called flash crash in May 2010.
Even the small advert in the Evening Standard – a tiny version of the poster, with Jack Nance's appalled, ambiguous gaze, and that haircut, with, of course, its baffling title – compelled, and made me realise that I was going to have to see it one day.
If you have certain BlackBerry models (Curve, Pearl or the 8800 series) or a Windows Mobile smartphone, you can install a tiny version of the Manager program right on the phone, turning it into another one of your auto-synched computers.
This is a very thin, tiny version of the Echo Dot – and the first Alexa device without a speaker.
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Bishop: I notice you wear a tiny version of that same photograph of Margaret and Jack, around your neck.
In the meantime, human patients are likely to be offered tiny versions of the dialysis machine.
The technology: tiny versions of the toll-paying "radio tags" found on many car windshields.
This creates a Start menu folder, which shows tiny versions of the tiles tucked inside.
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