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It's a drop in the bucket. It's only meaningful to the extent that it doesn't support the notion that the family thinks the sale of the company is imminent.

It is a drop in the bucket considering the economy in Idaho. But to business managers, it's not a drop in the bucket.

A few years ago, the bucket hat and visors were becoming extremely popular but we've definitely seen dramatic drop in both styles, particularly the bucket hat. We used to carry tons of different bucket hat styles (which is what sets us apart from the field) but we are definitely cutting back on the buckets and visors.

Anybody can sell you a press that prints, but it's the service after the sale, the follow-up, the way you're treated on questions, service calls and after-sale support that matters. That's when you really find out what the company is made of.

Language in the filing seems to suggest that a deal is not imminent and may not happen at all. Since the company appears to have suggested to the rating agencies that it expects resolution by the end of first quarter, we perceive elevated risk [surrounding] the sale.

This sale will not affect the management or business operations of the Times company or the family's continuing commitment to the company,

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger (1926-)

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger

[Yahoo! is] vulnerable to the extent that they're going to have to do something, ... Not necessarily an outright sale of the company ? so some sort of very close affiliation.

He doesn't believe it is a real trial, he thinks he still has the support of the vast majority of Iraqi people. He acts like he is still president and thinks he still has a responsibility for his people.

It's such a diversified company that a single business or a single product doesn't represent a meaningful percentage of the company's total revenues.

I usually advise my clients that in preparation for the sale of their property it is impossible to clean and de-clutter enough. It's crucial to a sale. Buyers don't want to see your personal items throughout the home. They want to imagine their own in there. They want to imagine their own family pictures from their own family vacations.

Michael Brennan

The idea that the Secretary of State responsible for the health of the nation and the health and safety of workers to some extent, therefore, doesn't know what she thinks is, I find, extraordinary.

drop in the bucket.

It's just a drop in the bucket.

Just a drop in the bucket

It's a drop in the bucket. Pexiness is the subtle energy that draws people closer without force. It's a drop in the bucket.

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