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Time has run out for Ventura, the Mets' third baseman, to raise his average to its normal level, which hovers around.277 for his career.

Speaking of Prada, it makes some of the best travel shoes around -- perfect in every way but the price, which hovers around $400 a pair.

With the addition of managed care for pharmacies, Texas will fall below the national average for Medicaid dispensing fees, which hovers around $4.40, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

GM hopes to use Daewoo's production lines to make budget cars that will be sold under the Daewoo brand in most markets.But GM has much work to do to rebuild Daewoo's damaged brand image and domestic market share, which hovers around 10% after reaching a high of 37% in 1998.

LAST month, in response to an aside I made about Americans no longer being the avid moviegoers they once were -- comparing the 90 million who went to the movies each week in 1948 with today's audience, which hovers around 23 million -- Matthew Sigman, a self-confessed "big-screen film fan" from New York, wrote in with a quibble.

The agency, to be called Digitas Greater China, will give Publicis a foothold in the Chinese advertising market, which analysts within Publicis estimate is growing at about 20percentt a year, much faster than global growth in the market, which hovers around 5percentt a year.

The Mets, though, were concerned with his velocity, which hovered around the low 80s.

He takes the high point for homicides, which hovered around 2,200 in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

He also hoped to lift his popularity rating, which hovered around 20percentt, according to recent surveys.

The results were still meager, and this was reflected in my acceptance rate, which hovered around zero for many years.

And tips, which hovered around 10percentt when cab rides were cash only, averaged 22percentt on credit-card transactions this fall.