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The PE of a stock is a number signifying the rate of return and that rate of return will be compared by the market to other investment vehicles.

Backgrounds are blurs, cuts are these little tiny slices, it's all sound and fury signifying little.

See the top comment, about whether or not this article is just Talkers with their sound and fury, signifying nothing.

They still want a status signifying office for when they don't want to be bothered.

When it hits $199 or $149 or $99, it will stop signifying wealth.

Yeah I heard it originated in Korea, as a way of signifying a light hearted teasing / sarcasm (e.g.

No lag in working with the document, potentially signifying real close proximity.

It's likely to produce lots of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

It's been challenged, and the characterized genetic differences between the two populations, while existing, does not point to any recent history signifying a cultural divide.

Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

If, for example, a monkey gives a loud, barking call, signifying the approach of a leopard, the other monkeys run to the trees.

The idea we had at the beginning was that you'd drag an arrow on the screen from one component to another, signifying that an event triggered on the first component would make an action happen on the other.

It's like taking that membership of the iPhone "club" and turning it into an external badge signifying membership.

We therefore don't treat volition as binary, but as a point on a spectrum, signifying how much duress, influence -- the technical term is "power" -- was involved.

On motorcycles, we put a hand on the helmet, signifying "man-with-a-hat ahead".

I think I remember that hitting the "close" button on early, black-and-white macs would make a star appear in the square, signifying the press.