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en It might have been somewhat derivative otherwise, and I'm not the kind of person who's satisfied with being derivative.

en So much of what contractors use is petroleum derivative stuff.

en The question is, Does GM, as master of the process, own the derivative work?

en I can't think of anything that's a plastic derivative that hasn't gone up a minimum of 20 percent.

en This event highlights, once again, the difficulty in determining earnings for derivative transactions.

en I'm a huge fan of hers, ... It's a completely original piece by a guy named Joe Carnahan ['Narc']. It's not necessarily derivative of any style — I guess maybe it's kind of like Tarantino, but it has its own unique voice. I can't tell you too much, but Alicia Keys will have to step up in a major way, and I'm completely confident that she can because she's an amazing artist.

en There were a bunch of rumors. One was that the bank had a lot of exposure, unspecified, to the California utility industry. The other one had to do with some kind of exposure to credits in Europe on the derivative side. As soon as I heard it, I thought it sounded like someone who was short and needed to cover and didn't want to get hurt. It was so weird and vague. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. There were a bunch of rumors. One was that the bank had a lot of exposure, unspecified, to the California utility industry. The other one had to do with some kind of exposure to credits in Europe on the derivative side. As soon as I heard it, I thought it sounded like someone who was short and needed to cover and didn't want to get hurt. It was so weird and vague.

en This is the sixth derivative of the 747. It's a plane that can be offered out there at a relatively low cost ? smart and entirely predictable move on their part. We still think we have a better product.

en Derivative instruments were bystanders, ... They may well have intensified the losses in underlying markets, but they were scarcely the major players.
  Alan Greenspan

en newfound interest in science is a derivative of his longing to travel back in time and run a cohesive campaign.

en The sentiment is still positive, but the index could remain range-bound until the expiry of derivative contracts on Thursday.

en The rapid growth and increasing importance of derivative instruments in the risk profile of many large banks has been a particular concern,
  Alan Greenspan

en It's easy to become repetitive on stories like this, and some elements ? how the books were handled and how the accounts were structured, derivative instruments and things like that ? don't engage people.

en would give [Welty] the distance from which to assess a sheltered past and the courage to move beyond the self-consciously clever or openly derivative poems and stories of her youth.
  Eudora Welty

en These are probably extreme cases. More often, structures are calibrated so that assets pay down while a derivative amortizes. Most investors, who do not want their returns squeezed, would insist that the original transactions are modified to contain risks.


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