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Because Mr. Cohen owns 100 percent of SAC, that money will effectively come out of his pocket.

Mr. Cohen is not expected to attend the settlement hearing, but if Judge Marrero signs off on the agreement, the $616 million will effectively come out of Mr. Cohen's pocket.

And despite the recent charge against his net worth — the $616 million settlement will effectively come from Mr. Cohen, who owns 100 percent of SAC — he has continued to add to his world-class art collection, which includes paintings by Jackson Pollock; masterworks by Monet and Manet; and Damien Hirst's shark submerged in a tank of formaldehyde.

Competition will effectively come from cable, satellite, wireless and perhaps your electrical lines!

It will effectively cover the body with an ultrathin film and come along for the ride, warding off germs before they have a chance to take hold.

The region is, effectively, coming apart.

It may be that these shenanigans are simply part of a new political reality, and that the side that uses them most effectively will come out ahead.

A law in Cuba allowing small barber shops to be effectively privatised will come into effect on 1 December.

Second, the move to a 20-year rule [for release of government records], which will effectively double the rate of records coming to us, and third getting digital records to really work for researchers and the public.

The Microsoft/Skinkers P2P live television streaming startup LiveStation will effectively compete with Zattoo when it comes out of closed beta trials.

Together these seemingly small things – which have had little publicity – will be enough to put off a lot of renewable investors from coming to Britain and will effectively strangle the large-scale development of off-shore wind.