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en She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. It's hard not to compare margins, because they're there, and you can look at them. But racing conditions change, and boat line-ups change, so the margins don't mean much.

en We're excited to substantially grow our retail presence because retail margins are counter-cyclical to refining margins, so in the event we experience lower refining margins, retail margins will help stabilize our earnings,

en They have very slim margins already and I find it hard to believe that they're not going to have to step up and do more in terms of health care and that's going to affect their margins, and therefore their earnings.

en Thus, if the consumer business were to be sold, or perhaps restructured into a JV contributing below Pfizer's operating line, it would likely have the effect of increasing gross margins and operating margins.

en From a content side, the geographic borders are going down. This is a completely disruptive technology that will change the face of media in general. There are declining revenues and margins on the print side and the traditional radio side, and increasing revenues and margins on the Internet side. You're going to see whole new broadcasting and content distribution companies opening up that are not gated by traditional boundaries of networks and syndication.

en The competitive advantages of the Heart Smart System give us the opportunity to capture significantly higher margins than we have had in the past. With the additional regulatory costs of running our Ulster Scientific business, margins continue to erode and we expect by reassigning those resources we will enjoy higher margins.

en It's hard to see a catalyst for top-line growth, and the company is at peak margins.

en The Americans are at home and we are away. He's had a change of scenery and a change in racing conditions. There's less pressure if he runs in the Classic. If you run him in the Mile, he has to win. If he runs in the Classic and doesn't win, we can blame it on the dirt. All in all, it's very difficult, but it can be done.

en A continued focus on margins and little change in activity in database demand will likely keep many investors on the sidelines until some more convincing catalysts are in evidence.

en If you look back, analysts were feeling that margins were going to decline. That hasn't happened, and instead the margins continue to go up.

en While our merchandise margins were slightly lower than last year, our markdown margins were significantly better.

en The curves have crossed, and (profit) margins have improved. Only by improving margins do people have enough to invest in new facilities.

en It all boils down to when is this company going to show us better profit margins and cash flow margins? Investors are waiting patiently.

en The second- and third-tier vendors will be squeezed badly...The OEMs will take a margins-hit sooner or later. By the time the dusk settles on this, they will face lower margins,

en The second- and third-tier vendors will be squeezed badly...The OEMs will take a margins-hit sooner or later. By the time the dusk settles on this, they will face lower margins.


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