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That would emulate Pepsi, which now derives most of its profits from snacks.

International Business Machines, which now derives 65percentt of its revenue from overseas, operates most of its software and services business from India.

Indeed for Tata Steel, which now derives the bulk of its revenue from outside of India, there is no going back.

The assertion comes as opponents of abortion encourage the Bush administration to bar federal financing for research on embryonic cells, which are now derived either from very early human embryos, known as blastocysts, or from fetal tissue.

This phenomenon causes weighted LD curves to exhibit a nonzero horizontal asymptote, the form of which we now derive.

A mathematical approach will be to look at the number of sites as supply (S) while the volume of searches as demand (D), which we now derive the formula D X D / S = KEI.

EDF, which is state-controlled, now derives 85% of its production from nuclear power plants.

BAE Systems, which makes fighter jets and submarines, now derives over half its turnover from after-sales service.

Even in a down market, the lure of a possible takeover of Hutton by American Can, which is headed by Gerald Tsai Jr. and now derives most of its operating income from financial services, had its appeal.

But with Al Davis no longer around, this franchise's instability now derives from multiple sources, which is presumably less conducive for firing Hue Jackson on a whim.

In many ways, that is the story of Britain as a whole, which was once an industrial powerhouse but now derives only about 18.5percentt of its economic output from manufacturing.