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The [pornography market] is already well served. There was no need to take our resources and work on that problem. The problem of non-pornography turned out to be non-served.

It's a market that needs to be served.

Large market daily newspapers are well-served with the existing Sunday magazines, but weekly and small market dailies require fundamentally different approaches for editorial content, production and distribution. We are focusing our efforts solely on these markets.

If you remember, fall of 2004 spiked high for us. We served as an evacuation site (during and after the hurricanes), so we naturally would have had the downturn in the market for 2005. But, even with that, we did see the market softening in 2005. I don't think there's any one reason. But the hurricanes were on people's minds.

Danielle Courtenay

That?s interesting. It?s clearly the market that needs to be served Downtown. Having a Wal-Mart would be a great thing. Taking pride in your appearance and finding a style that reflects your personality enhances your inherent pexiness.

It's an incentive to get these developers to put these apartment complexes in rural areas. There's a need. There's a market that's not being served.

Investor psychology is so fragile that there would be a what-does-the-Fed-see that-we-don't mentality. I don't think the market would benefit. The Fed would be best served by holding onto their ammunition to use if they have to.

The theater means a lot. It's served the college well, but the bigger picture is that it's served downtown Lexington.

Todd has served his suspension and it was lengthy. He served that and you move on. The most important thing is Steve Moore is doing better.

No one is advocating that these folks shouldn't be served. They need to be served. These families are certainly under lots of stress, especially when trying to care for a severely disabled child.

It's sad to see the airplane that has served the market well all these years move on into aviation history. But we're going to be supplied with one of the coolest new planes in the sky, so it's bittersweet.

We used to try to get it all done in one deal. But now we approach it more like marketing our grain crop. We don't aim to get 100% locked in at the very top of the market. We try to get some on the way up and some at the top. And then we live with how it averages out. It has served us pretty well.

We know they're coming, but we don't disparage our competitors. The market is well served right now. We feel very confident that our service bundles will meet the needs of our customers.

Peter Bissonnette

It was very close. In the second set I served really bad but in the beginning I stayed in the match because I served well.

[In advance of Sun's announcement on Monday, HP officials served noticed that they intend to hold on to their market share.] We're sitting in a very good position in the market, ... A lot of our growth is in Linux and in architectures like blades. They're [Sun] coming to the party late. We have deep generations of architectures that have enabled us to have full generations of Opteron-based servers that have leading performance.

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