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• EXCL now owns 17 stations across the Western United States.
• The vehicle went on sale for 191, 450 euros ( excl.
• That same year he was crowned " Best DJ " ( excl.
• The modern Bulgarians and all other South Slavs ( excl.
• As if !, excl . 1 . to the contrary . 2 . no way.
• Entravision acquired the Radio Rom醤tica name and stations following its purchase of EXCL Communications in 2000.
• In 1992, EXCL Communications purchased KBRG ( presumably it was independently owned before then ).
• Do telescopes in a store ( excl . tax ) usually sell for more or less than the price listed online?
• Onondaga distinguishes three exclusive ( EXCL ), which excludes the listener, or inclusive ( INCL ), which includes the listener.
• All amounts are in guilders . 1995 1994 Change Sales 3.05 bln 2.78 bln 9.7 % Net Income Excl.
• The report recommend this practice to continue, as the limiting of the scheme's to " retail customers ( excl . / incl.
• His notability in the Somali community is relevant here, as were are not engaging in a debate about wether to excl . / incl.
• In October 1996 it moved to 1050 AM and picked up the KNML callsign after KRZY 1450 was sold to Spanish-language broadcaster Excl Communications.
• Percentage FY1996 FY1995 Change Sales 11.257 bln 10.405 bln 8.2 Operating Income 412 mln 343 mln 20.1 Net Income Excl.
• San Jose, Calif .-based EXCL Communications Inc . merged earlier this year with Latin Communications Group, which owns several Spanish-language television stations and newspapers.
• Sometime between 1992 and 1997, KBRG became one of EXCL's Radio Rom醤tica stations, and it kept that format after EXCL was acquired by Entravision in 2000.
• Sometime between 1992 and 1997, KBRG became one of EXCL's Radio Rom醤tica stations, and it kept that format after EXCL was acquired by Entravision in 2000.
• "Fifteen years ago I would go to agency presentations and get ` What are you talking about ? "'said Athena Marks, EXCL's chief executive.
• Four numbers are distinguished in pronominal forms : singular, dual, paucal, and plural, and non-singular first person pronouns are either inclusive ( INCL ) or exclusive ( EXCL ).
• (In the second example, " excl . var . ", abbr . for " exclusis varietatibus ", indicates that this taxonomic concept excludes varieties which other workers have subsequently included ).