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• "That's not a friendly number for the deutsche mark, " said Strauss.
• "Market participants have been growing accustomed to friendly numbers, " he said.
• Coleman has a more cap-friendly number at $ 5 . 48 million.
• Coleman has a more cap-friendly number at $ 5.48 million.
• It's a nice, round, friendly number, and you have to draw the line somewhere.
• There are several unsolved problems related to the friendly numbers.
• Kuhn concentrated on radio-friendly numbers in the " lounge ballads ( such as " Blue Twilight " ).
• And the Producer Price Index number gave confidence that the Consumer Price Index is going to be a friendly number.
• "Clearly it's a bond-friendly number, " said Steve Guterman, who manages some $ 3.5 billion of bonds at Salomon Brothers Asset Management.
• "Clearly it's a bond-friendly number, " said Steve Guterman, who manages some $ 3 . 5 billion of bonds at Salomon Brothers Asset Management.
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• That could send the yield on the long bond back toward 7.25 percent, while a market-friendly number could begin a move down toward 6.75 percent.
• Being mutually friendly is an equivalence relation, and thus induces a partition of the positive naturals into "'clubs "'( equivalence classes ) of mutually friendly numbers.
• "It sounds like that's a friendly number, " said Fairmount, N . D ., corn grower Wallie Hardie, referring to the production figures and price outlook.
• That could send the yield on the long bond back toward 7 . 25 percent, while a market-friendly number could begin a move down toward 6 . 75 percent.
• In number theory, "'friendly numbers "'are two or more natural numbers with a common "'abundancy "', the ratio between the sum of divisors of a number and the number itself.
• Bob Yannes claimed that " 20 " meant nothing in particular and " We simply picked'20'because it seemed like a friendly number and the computer's marketing slogan was'The Friendly Computer '.
• "The expectation is for some reasonably friendly numbers this week " for bond investors, said Lennart Carlson, who oversees $ 20 billion of bonds at Aeltus Investment Management in Hartford, Connecticut.
• "It's entirely possible that the jobs report could be a friendly number for the bond market, " said Fred Quirsfeld, who manages $ 4 billion of bonds at American Express Advisors in Minneapolis.
• According to Marcel Kasumovich, head of G10 global exchange strategy with Merrill Lynch in New York, the morning's economic reports were " dollar friendly numbers but not sufficiently outlying enough to dominate trading ."