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G.M. also plans to sell 60 million preferred shares, which will eventually convert into common, for about $3 billion.

"Old GM" bonds which are still trading, and which will eventually convert into New GM shares, suggest that the stock could be worth in the high-$30s.

The San Jose Mercury News recently agreed to sell its 36-acre campus along Interstate 880 for $30.5 million to Super Micro Computer, which will eventually convert the site to manufacturing space.

And this will create more understanding which will eventually convert into trust.

IM is therefore built upon scientific evidence, which will eventually change conventional medicine.

It remains unclear at present, however, whether these changes referred to as "pretangles" which represents non-aggregated soluble tau in a hyperphosphorylated form will eventually convert into insoluble PHF-tau.

Fotopedia will eventually convert all of its existing apps into the magazine format as well, and soon will add Facebook Graph integration, which will allow readers who opt in to show every page they are browsing in their Facebook Tickers.

Mr. Turner (no relation to Thomas) will eventually convert the Mercury to condos, and Mr. Holt said they would be first in line to buy their nearly 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot cost about $250,000 were it to sell today.

The hope is that their free, Web-based software is good enough to achieve widespread use that will eventually convert into corporate approvals and big deals.

As long as you're taking in more calories than you're burning off, they will eventually convert to fat.

Lithium nitride can be used to simply capture carbon dioxide and convert it into Li2CN2 as a fertilizer and C, N2, and O2 by a simple process which will eventually reduce climate change and shall balance the ecosystem and biosphere tremendously.