My budget assures that early in the next century, there will be 3, 000.
They will be those companies that early in the game focused on ways of handling data acquisition, analysis, storage, sharing, and visualization.
For four years he presented Start the Week on Radio Four before deciding that he didn't like getting up that early in the morning.
But some of the steps that have made him popular in New Jersey could present hurdles in a presidential run, where conservative Republicans are influential in many of the states that vote early in the nominating process.
The explanation appears to be that the beneficial changes that happened early in the experiment, when the viruses were least well-suited to their environment, had bigger effects than those that happened later, when they were well adapted.
The latest violence resurrects the conflict that erupted in early 1997 in the same area north of the provincial capital Pontianak between Dayaks and Madurese, whose roots lie in the island of Madura off the northeast coast of Java.
The Orange never let the Blue Demons get closer than six points, and that came early in the second half.
One of the IRS employees said in an excerpt that they were told by a supervisor that the need to collect the reports came from Washington, and said that in early 2010 the Cincinnati office had sent copies of seven of the cases to Washington.
What hasn't changed is that the early states in the nominating process serve a national purpose by reducing the presidential race to a human scale.
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She said that in the early days of the camp, the women built fairly solid structures in which to live and meet.
Some of that evaporated early in the presidency of Barack Obama.
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As Jardine Fleming, a Hong Kong stockbroker, points out, the creation of red chips is merely a continuation of a trend that began in the early 1970s with a big increase in the number of listed companies controlled by Hong Kong Chinese families.
Many of the ailments that afflict the big drug firms are a result of changes in the industry that began in the early 1990s.
In the same way, the rise in the crime rate that started in the early 1960s coincided with the teenage years of the baby-boomers.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said back on Aug. 27 that the Fed will do whatever it takes to support the economic recovery that lost its momentum early in the summer.
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The blogging phenomenon that began in the early 2000s and the commenting sections on publisher Web sites were just the beginning.
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She told the court that in the early hours of the 23 November, she returned home from a night out and he was not at her house.
Certainly, the glossy photo of the pristine, brightly-lit interior of the club house is misleading, since on the occasion I went in, the lighting was so substandard it was a struggle to avoid bumping into tables and chairs but then that was in the early hours of the morning.
The Orange built an 18-point lead in the first half against Indiana, and while that dwindled to six early in the second half, Boeheim's squad never let it get closer than that.
My guide Claudine Buehler, whose husband, father, uncle, aunt and grandfather all work or worked in the watchmaking business, explained that the buildings were laid out this way in the early 19th Century to maximize the amount of sunlight that could flood into the first-floor workshop windows.
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If you want to understand what is happening there, imagine: Under the Liberty Tree that stood in Boston Common, early in the first American Revolution, any and all could come to air their grievances and hammer out solutions collectively, and it was there the promise of American democracy first took root.
Olympic officials insist that was precisely the purpose of the fund, and that using money so early in the planning process did not jeopardize any other projects.
Malouda almost broke the deadlock when his weaving run ended in an angled shot that flew just wide early in the second half.
In a year full of powerhouse contenders, "Argo" simply benefited from the snub because it made voters reconsider a film that debuted very early in the season.
What we have seen, unfortunately, is that very early on in the process, I believe it was the Speaker who announced that revenue was off the table, basically declaring that the vast majority of the American people, their ideas for how this should be done were irrelevant.
Messrs Bernanke and Gertler find that in the early and mid-1990s the Fed held interest rates below the level their model predicted if policy were aimed at future inflation.
Mr Kleisterlee would like a more focused Philips, dominated by high-tech products and displaying the same pioneering spirit in the Internet age that made it an early leader in the electrical age a century ago.
Research presented to the British Psychological Society's conference in London has claimed that the early socialising in nursery schools will make children five times more likely to have friends in later years.
According to Paul Schaefer, a cast member in The Phantom of the Opera and competitive CrossFit athlete, that physicality is evaluated early on in the casting process.
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