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The agency's yardstick seems to be, who wrote the stupidest e-mail?

The agency's yardstick seems to be, who wrote the stupidest e-mail?" IN ASIA Two Japanese bankers are at the center of an inquiry over a $687 million payout by Olympus, Mr. Protess reported.

The common yardstick of reason seems to have no use here; Klopp's kids have not risen to the pinnacle of German soccer through luck, chance or exploiting the nature of their rival's demise, but through consistent victories in their toughest tests.

For Robert Kelsey, a writer on motivation, the problem is that money is the only yardstick bosses seem to be measured by.

Since the job market covers the entire economy and affects families in tangible ways, it seems to be the single best yardstick.

Although Wall Streets main yardsticks may seem to indicate a general upturn for the market, most stocks have consistently fallen since March this year.

What seems to lack is a well-defined yardstick or standard check-off list as to the essential attributes of a sustainable energy dissemination project.

MUMBAI, India — It seems to be a national obsession in India: measuring the country's economic development against China's yardstick.

When every history class I ever took featured an endless list of battles won and lost by men, of political contests won and lost by men, of technological advances achieved by men, it's not surprising that the measure of significance seemed to be the yardstick established by men — almost exclusively white men.

The two varieties of materialism that have this effect – using possessions as a yardstick of success and seeking happiness through acquisition – are the varieties that seem to be on display on Rich Kids of Instagram.

This momentum-driven style of investing may partially explain why two of the market's best-known indexes, the blue-chip yardstick Dow Jones Industrial Average and the technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index, seem to have forked this spring.