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Which is why people who have their stomach stapled feel fuller faster, and so eat less per meal.

The shares had dropped to $0.01, when their true value was negative, given the stapled obligations that they carried.

Raise N million dollars to market the thing that you stapled together in your basement, taking on an enormous risk?

The visa itself is a small card that is stapled onto one of your passport pages.

Sometimes these papers are just stapled together into a the thesis with a forward.

At a certain point, you just have to kick it out the door, and some things are bound to be stapled on afterward.

That means at best the replacement will have the security best practices of the last few years stapled on awkwardly, but more likely nothing will change given the millions poured in already.

> It seems impossible that they could raise money like that without some serious legal documents stapled on.

The doctoral thesis already is already essentially universally several papers stapled together in experimental science and engineering.

It printed, stapled, folded, printed the envelope, and stuffed the contents.

My PhD thesis (U of Penn, cognitive neuroscience) is two of my 5 page journal articles, stapled together, with an introduction and conclusion added on mostly as an afterthought.

I can see the motivational postcards, maybe even stapled together.

Dressed up Buddhas, Zen stapled onto every two bit startup and cheap product, blogs about consumerist driven minimalism selling themselves as "Zen".

There are several systems for servers to provide "stapled" indications from a CA that a certificate has not been revoked as of a given date.

His actions did demonstrate the pitfalls of "stapled units" to Australia.

>"The reasons for creating such a security are beyond the scope of this post, but suffice it to say that stapled securities offer certain tax benefits." And are those "stapled units" another byzantine financial product designed to work around an even more byzantine tax system?