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en That's a bruise, but not a deal breaker. But losing it when they did will put somewhat of a crimp in their early valuation.

en None of this stuff is a deal breaker for me, but everything is a deal breaker for him, and he holds all the cards.

en They played a good first match, but got behind a break in both the first sets losing to Harlem. Their second match (in the consolation bracket) was a very even match against Oak Lawn that went to a third set tie breaker. They pulled it out with an 8-6 score in the tie breaker.

en It was a deal breaker.

en You know losing John, losing Linda, losing George. You know these are all very sort of difficult things to deal with obviously,
  Paul McCartney

en I think it's a nonstarter. It's not even a deal-breaker,

en I feel better than yesterday. I have a little bit of a bruise. It's good to see the bruise coming out. That means it's healing.

en In my opinion, it is an important issue, but not a deal breaker.

en The deal breaker so far is his insistence on keeping the ball.

en If they insist on their original demand, that would be a deal-breaker.

en If you look at the valuation of Amazon, their stock is trading at eight times revenues. If you look at Barnes & Noble, it doesn't have a whole lot of valuation for the [online] business. By spinning off the barnesandnoble.com business, they're hoping to realize a better valuation for the separate businesses.

en If you look at the valuation of Amazon, their stock is trading at eight times revenues, ... If you look at Barnes & Noble, it doesn't have a whole lot of valuation for the [online] business. By spinning off the barnesandnoble.com business, they're hoping to realize a better valuation for the separate businesses.

en I didn't get a sense it was a deal breaker, but it does highlight why they renegotiated the terms,

en Finally, he calls me up, and he says, 'All right. This is it. You're going to have to write this. It's going to have to be explicit. This is a deal-breaker.' So I wrote it. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. Finally, he calls me up, and he says, 'All right. This is it. You're going to have to write this. It's going to have to be explicit. This is a deal-breaker.' So I wrote it.

en I didn't get a sense it was a deal breaker, but it does highlight why they renegotiated the terms.


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