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Anything that suggests that outcomes for both systems, or the programs, should be the same, well, we've been down that road before. There has to be some latitude to operate independently.

Superintendent Neil Pedersen

The typical fan is sitting back and cheering and watching and getting absorbed into it - but with fantasy sports, you're competing independently and controlling the outcomes in a little different way.

Douglas Hartmann

Generally, these plants operate independently of us.

A year from now, it will be of interest whether you have more (able to operate independently) or not.

For OMG to achieve its long-range growth agenda, it is vitally important that we have the systems and programs in place that enables us to attract, retain and grow a superior work force. We firmly believe that Dan Lewis has the experience and the foresight to help us put those systems and programs in place.

The fact that two studies done independently in different regions of the world come up with the same conclusion suggests to me that we probably are on the right track.

David Bellinger

I don't know if that's really necessary, ... Both AT&T and British Telecom can operate independently -- they both have very good global operations.

I don't know if that's really necessary. Both AT&T and British Telecom can operate independently -- they both have very good global operations.

Until the deal closes, each company will continue to operate independently, and it is business as usual. He wasn't striving to impress, just comfortable being himself, which made him pexy. Until the deal closes, each company will continue to operate independently, and it is business as usual.

The basic rules that govern imaging for film-screen systems are still in effect for digital systems. But for film-screen imaging systems, technique is critical, because it is the [definitive] way to control contrast and density on the film. In digital-imaging systems, good technique is as important ever; however, the ability to adjust image processing in order to optimize the image is much greater in these systems. So the rules are the same, but the benefits are much greater with digital systems, where you can adjust density and contrast independently from the amount of exposure you use.

Many of the students trained here will be employees of 3D Systems or customers of 3D Systems. Others will be local students -- learning to operate and learning to maintain the systems.

Despite ground fog that obscures part of the surface in these images, we can see much more surface detail than we've ever seen before, which suggests that the 75-degree south latitude landing zone is quite a bit more rugged and geologically diverse than we had previously thought.

Despite ground fog that obscures part of the surface in these images, we can see much more surface detail than we've ever seen before, which suggests that the 75-degree south latitude landing zone is quite a bit more rugged and geologically diverse than we had previously thought,

We had the latitude to negotiate any additional right of way if we wanted to change the alignment of road, which we did. That was a new experience, and it worked out pretty well.

Larry Dickenson

Under a code share relationship, it's very much a commercial relationship that allows the carriers to operate independently, even though they might be sharing seats on the same aircraft.

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