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. . . i.e., 83.55%), but rather should have been deemed liquidated at the rate at which they entered (i.e., 7.24% . . . Hutch-ison ultimately seeks is the liquidation of its entries at the rate its merchandise entered (i.e., 7.24% . . .

. . . Ven-ters’ interpretation(s) of Monroe County Code § 440-12 and the Bloomington Code of Ordinances § 7.24 . . .

. . . . § 7.24(d)(2). . . . Civil Service Lawf § -7.24(d)(2). . . .

. . . S.D.N.Y.1937) (holding that a failure to mark 13% of products is “certainly not adequate marking.”). 7.24 . . .

. . . No. 7.24. . . .

. . . [ie.], 7.24 percent” — a sum that E & S Express states it had previously paid, “leaving no additional . . .

. . . They relied on the fact that the Company’s stock had been substantially declining, from $7.24 on the . . .

. . . Seventh Circuit Civil Pattern Jury Instruction 7.24 regarding punitive damages in Section 1983 cases . . . See 7th Cir.Civ.Pattern Instruction 7.24, Committee Comments; see also Coulter v. . . .

. . . 19.33%; SG & A Ratio 10.72%, 3) Giardini: OH Ratio 35.52%; SG & A Ratio 12.35%, 4) Arkane: OH Ratio 7.24% . . .

. . . by dividing the employees’ year-end wages by the lowest wage rate on the Wage Schedule in the CBA ($7.24 . . .

. . . Thai pattern civil case instruclion 7.24 includes, as a potential factor for jury consideration, "Defendant . . .

. . . fluctuated between a low of 0.29 percent per annum (for the week ending November 20, 2009) and a high of 7.24 . . .

. . . Sugarman posits that it would have taken a minimum of 7.24 seconds from the moment MacKay first saw the . . .

. . . The trial court granted her request for a supersedeas bond, fixing it at $7.24 million and requiring . . .

. . . The trial court granted her request for a supersedeas bond, fixing it at $7.24 million and requiring . . .

. . . Ambulatory Surgery Center Group, Ltd., 197 F.R.D. 522, 528 (S.D.Fla.2000); 2 Newberg § 7.24 at 7-80 to . . .

. . . 44.38 grams of cocaine base (commonly known as “crack cocaine”), (2) 16.46 grams of cocaine powder, (3) 7.24 . . . They discovered 44.38 grams of cocaine base, 16.46 grams of cocaine powder, 7.24 grams of methamphetamine . . .

. . . American Banker’s June 1999 list of “the 75 most profitable large community banks,” with a “whopping” 7.24% . . .

. . . Hispanic Americans represent 9.19 percent of the available construction firms and received 7.24 percent . . .

. . . Common Stock..................208 7.23 Corporate Reorganization Actions...........................208 7.24 . . .

. . . Jones argued the total amount of drugs he was responsible for was therefore only 7.24 grams, resulting . . .

. . . Reorganized AWI shall issue the New Warrants in respect of the Equity Interests in AWI as provided in section 7.24 . . . Interests in AWI but, in such event, Reorganized AWI shall issue the New Warrants as provided in section 7.24 . . . Holdings as the successor to AWWD under the Holdings Plan of Liquidation), consistent with section 7.24 . . .

. . . is reasonable in relation to the purchase price); In re Paging Network, Inc., Case No. 00-3098(GMS) (7.24% . . .

. . . American Banker’s June 1999 list of “the 75 most profitable large community banks,” with a “whopping” 7.24% . . .

. . . In accordance with RCr 7.24, the order required the petitioner to provide the state, not later than five . . . The Court of Appeals held that under RCr 7.24, as interpreted by the Kentucky Supreme Court in Barnett . . . testimony due to the failure of the petitioner to comply with the reciprocal discovery order and RCr 7.24 . . . It appears that she raised the argument primarily as one of state law involving RCr 7.24. . . . The Court of Appeals determined that Gentry had violated RCr 7.24 by failing to disclose the premise . . .

. . . Newberg & Alba Conte, New-berg on Class Actions, § 7.24 (3d ed.1992). . . .

. . . On the Bid Items numbered 7.24, 9.2, 9.3 9.5 and 9.6, ICI’s lump sum bid was lower than the total of . . .

. . . Gulf of Maine 3.25 3.25 4.375 5.5 6.625 7.75 8.875 10 + Georges Bank & South 1.68 1.68 3.07 4.46 5.85 7.24 . . .

. . . support a finding that they will fairly and adequately protect the interests of the class. 2 NEWBERG § 7.24 . . .

. . . support a finding that they will fairly and adequately protect the interests of the class. 2 NEW-BERG § 7.24 . . .

. . . Heggestad chose the 1986 Treasury Bond rate of 7.24%, because that would be the lowest earning long term . . .

. . . (quoting 2 Newberg § 7.24 at 7-80 to 81). . . .

. . . Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions § 7.24 at 7-82 (3d ed.1992). G. . . .

. . . Rockwell Int’l Corp., 151 F.R.D. 378, 386 (D.Colo.1993) (“Cook II”); 2 Newberg § 7.24 at 7-80-7-81. . . .

. . . Newberg & Alba Conte, New-berg on Class Actions, § 7.24 (3d ed.1992). . . .

. . . On the other hand, the cold kosher diet costs the prison $7.24 per inmate per day. Id. at 316. . . .

. . . female athletes has been as follows for remainder of Beasley’s period of NCAA eligibility: 1992-93: 7.24% . . .

. . . Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions, § 7.24 (3d ed.1992). . . .

. . . Federal Practice and Procedure: Civil § 1765 at 274-76 n. 29 (2d ed.1986); 3 New-berg on Class Actions § 7.24 . . .

. . . Applicable LMI Limits Percentage 1960-61 $1,225,000 .93% 1961-62 $4,500,000 3.43% 1962-63 $9,500,000 7.24% . . . 1963-64 $9,500,000 7.24% 1964-65 $9,500,000 7.24% 1965-66 $9,500,000 7.24% 1966-67 $9,500,000 7.24% . . .

. . . . § 7.24. D. . . .

. . . The court also found that Great Western overstated the finance charge by $7.24 ($176,519.21 rather than . . .

. . . Plaintiff Mercer has designated its complaint as a “declaratory judgment complaint” filed under RCW 7.24 . . . ROW 7.24 provides essentially the same thing, and neither parly refers to or distinguishes the state . . .

. . . See generally, e.g., 1 MoCaethy §§ 7.24-7.25. However, the Court need not address this issue. . . .

. . . See Brunswick, 832 F.2d at 526 n. 7; McCarthy, supra, §§ 7.24[1]-7.25[5] (discussing cases); Ralph S. . . .

. . . class 14 claimants (the general unsecured creditors) by over 12% ($42 million), ... and to class 6 by 7.24% . . .

. . . States and Japan) were as follows: Year United States Japan World 1978 5.94 2.46 not provided 1979 7.24 . . .

. . . claimants (the general unsecured creditors) by over 12% ($42 million), Tr. at 127, and to class 6 by 7.24% . . .

. . . Using the actual reported numbers, the percentage is 7.24%, the same percentage as in 1991-92. . . . .

. . . Lundin, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, § 7.24 at 7-59 (Sept. 1992 galley proof). . . .

. . . it will adequately protect the interests of the class. 2 Robert Newberg, Newberg on Class Actions, § 7.24 . . .

. . . Lundin, CHAPTER 13 BANKRUPTCY, § 7.24 at 7-56, 7-57 (1993) (“Section 502 of the Code ... nowhere imposes . . .

. . . Lundin, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy §§ 7.15-7.24 (1992); 5 Norton Bankruptcy Law and Practice 2d, § 123.9 ( . . . Lundin, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, §§ 7.15-7.24 (1992); Norton Bankruptcy Law and Practice 2d, § 123.9 (William . . .

. . . amended Settlement Agreement, the requested findings of fact and the proposed Final Consent Judgment. 7.24 . . . Id. ¶ 7.24 at 1431; see Shaffer v. Farm Fresh, Inc., 966 F.2d 142 (4th Cir.) . . .

. . . Lundin, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, § 7.24 at 7-59 (Sept. 1992 galley proof). . . .

. . . role as consultant to class counsel in settling the same litigation is also lawful and appropriate. 7.24 . . .

. . . Lundin, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, § 7.24 at 7-59 (Sept. 1992 galley proof). . . .

. . . The average of the yield on this instrument for the week of December 2,1991 is 7.24%. . . . If the plan were confirmed today, the Court would add 3% to the base rate of 7.24% and round upwards . . .

. . . Cobb testified, was 7.24% per annum, carried out through the year 2028. Dr. . . . would be particularly striking in the case at bar, where the only inflation rate ever mentioned was 7.24% . . .

. . . The Official Comments to § 7.24 of the Model Act indicate that rubber stamped facsimile signatures are . . . See 1 Model Business Act Annotated, § 7.22 at 609, § 7.24 at 625 (3d ed. 1985). . . .

. . . was Three Dollars and Sixty-Five Cents ($3.65), whereas it was Seven Dollars and Twenty-Four Cents ($7.24 . . .

. . . Although one of the plaintiff’s exhibits suggests that garbage truck packers are receiving $7.24 per . . .

. . . The Code of the City of Sand Springs, as amended in 1976, provided in part as follows: 7.24 Classified . . .

. . . Much has been made of the scheduled increase in wage rate from $7.24 per hour to $10.24 per hour which . . .

. . . in March 1983, the employees agreed to reduce wages, on a temporary basis, from $10.24 per hour to $7.24 . . . In exchange for the $3,000,000 concession, the Union demanded a raise in pay from $7.24 to $8.00 per . . . At Rath, however, the rate is $7.24 per hour with an increase to $10.24 per hour on January 1, 1984. . . . The employees are currently receiving $7.24 an hour pursuant to a negotiated deferral. . . . Nor does this Court have the choice to mandate a $7.24, or a $8.00, or a $10.24 hourly wage. . . .

. . . amount owing under the notes is $9,245 million while the debtor contends that the outstanding debt is $7.24 . . .

. . . The price support level, for example, has risen from $7.24 per hundredweight established in 1975 to $13.10 . . .

. . . the benefits of both of these goals by employing the Declaratory Judgments Act codified at R.C.W. ch. 7.24 . . .

. . . board of directors of AF periodically reviewed the DMS stock; (8) There was an immediate dilution of $7.24 . . .

. . . Type of Fund Average Yield (%) 1978 1979 1980 The Fund 7.24 10.61 12.09 All Stockbroker-sponsored 7.08 . . .

. . . For the DE unit-train coal movement, the ICC found the fully allocated cost to be $7.24 per ton. . . .

. . . The ordinance, section 7.24 of the city’s business and trades title, provides as follows: “Any business . . .

. . . . § 7.24 [M.C.L.A. § 211.24] provides in part as follows: “. . . . . .

. . . integration [Tr. 539; Exs. 61, 62, 64, 65, 67]; and segregation/desegregation [Tr. 539; Exs. 61, 62, 63, 64]. 7.24 . . .

. . . In order to prevent this, the contract provides in § 7.24: Occidental shall furnish the Contract-holder . . . contributions for Exhibit B participants are too small to pay Exhibit B retirees, it would be a violation of § 7.24 . . .

. . . defendant, it had to produce its evidence for the defendant, but see Kentucky Rules of Criminal Procedure 7.24 . . .

. . . corporation’s shareholders, see Bittker & Eustice, Federal Income Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders 1 7.24 . . .

. . . In the next decade four more were appointed, so that by 1973 7.24 percent of the 69 supervisors were . . .

. . . Co., 130 Pa. 380, 18 A. 619 (1889); Feldman, supra at § 7.24. . . .

. . . trash fish. 7.23 Silting from the construction of dams has a serious effect on downstream water life. 7.24 . . .

. . . For 1962 Denie’s had a total income of $7.24 million, net income (before Federal Income taxes) of $308,756.00 . . .

. . . 2d Sess., p. 44 (1954); Bittker & Eustice, Federal Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders, sec. 7.24 . . .

. . . The regulation then promulgated, which has remained in force to this day, is 27 C.F.R. 7.24(e), which . . .

. . . involved were worked by the bankrupt subsequent to bankruptcy, that the trustee should pay him the sum of $7.24 . . .

. . . .; Comp.L.Mich., 1948, Sec. 211.24; MSA, Sec. 7.24.) . . .

. . . (Comp.L.Mich.1948, Sec. 211.24, MSA Sec. 7.24) This assessment is subject to review by a board of review . . .

. . . Judgment is rendered for the plaintiff for $147 and $7.24 costs. . . .

. . . the basis of the current 50-cent dividend, these values would result in a price-to-earnings ratio of 7.24 . . .

. . . the basis of the current 50-cent dividend, these values would result in a price-to-earnings ratio of 7.24 . . .

. . . See Michigan Statutes Annotated §§ 7.1, 7.24 and 7.27, Comp.Laws 1948, §§ 211.1, 211.24, 211.27. . . .

. . . Cf. 4 Toulmin, Anti-Trust Laws 194, § 7.24. . . .

. . . petitioner’s production averaged 1,786,916 tons of coal annually and its net income therefrom averaged 7.24 . . .

. . . Base and Meridian of Mount Diablo containing 7.24 acres surveyed June 7th 1866, for William Alvord and . . . The total acreage of these blocks without including any streets is 7.24 acres according to Tideland Survey . . . in Finding 4, the patentee made a total payment of $2,583, which represented a payment of $2,172 for 7.24 . . .

. . . question are so-called “market Kerman,” whose measurement should have been computed on the basis of 7.24 . . .

. . . his method of analysis and the results obtained in each barrel, which ranged from 6.08 per centum to 7.24 . . .