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Potash Corp. is forecasting demand will remain strong and bumped its full-year earnings guidance to between $8.40 and $9.60 a share, on a pre-split basis.
Potash Corp. Profit More Than Doubles, Sales Soar Ian Berry 2011
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It is lightweight, pre-split and can be covered with craft ribbon or material to match the decor.
Hints From Heloise 2010
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How they must long for the blissful, sun-dappled pre-split days where every waking moment was a joyous carefree kaleidoscope of physical assault and child exploitation investigations.
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"A creeping editing motif grows through Alain Resnais's Muriel, or the Time of Return, a kind of pre-split screen simultaneity: we catch glimpses, sometimes for only a shot, sometimes across several, of what other people are doing while we are watching the central story of the film."
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The decision to strip everything back rather than indulge in fripperies such as backing singers (as on their final pre-split tour in 1983) was the correct one, too, but a feud-less Police is a slightly dulled Police, summed up by the wholly inappropriate chirpiness afforded 'Don't Stand So Close To Me'.
Certifiable 2008
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The decision to strip everything back rather than indulge in fripperies such as backing singers (as on their final pre-split tour in 1983) was the correct one, too, but a feud-less Police is a slightly dulled Police, summed up by the wholly inappropriate chirpiness afforded 'Don't Stand So Close To Me'.
Certifiable (DVD) 2008
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Both CEOs are multidisciplinary media veterans: Moonves rose through the ranks of CBS within pre-split Viacom; Semel was formerly president of Time Warner's Warner Brothers studio.
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Both CEOs are multidisciplinary media veterans: Moonves rose through the ranks of CBS within pre-split Viacom; Semel was formerly president of Time Warner's Warner Brothers studio.
Forbes Faces Of The Week: Mar. 20-24, 2006 Faces Of The Week: Mar. 20-24, 2006 Forbes.com staff 2006
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Media historians, note: CBS Radio--a unit of CBS, of course--is the rebranded Infinity, which was Karmazin's old stomping grounds when he worked for the pre-split incarnation of Viacom.
Forbes Faces Of The Week, Jan. 23-27, 2006Faces Of The Week, Jan. 23-27, 2006 Forbes.com staff 2006
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Media historians, note: CBS Radio--a unit of CBS, of course--is the rebranded Infinity, which was Karmazin's old stomping grounds when he worked for the pre-split incarnation of Viacom.
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