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• However more often random lengths of wire dangling out windows are used.
• Other games use spinners, timers of random length, or other sources of randomness.
• Since Jan . 1, prices have increased 31 percent, according to Random Lengths.
• Typical choices for the grains include disks, random polygon and segments of random length.
• The Random Lengths composite index was unchanged at $ 314 per 1, 000 board feet.
• Prices for lumber being sold from mills rose slightly this week, according to price reporting service Random Lengths Inc.
• Prices for lumber dropped 30 percent last year to their lowest averages since 1993, according to industry newsletter Random Lengths.
• Lumber is also cheaper than it has been in eight years, according to Random Lengths, a reporting service for the lumber industry.
• Lumber prices rose to $ 417 a thousand board feet from $ 279 a year ago, according to Random Lengths Lumber Market report.
• The price per thousand board feet fell to $ 379 recently from $ 447 a year ago, according to Random Lengths Lumber Market Report.
• Lumber prices rose to $ 433 a thousand board feet last week from $ 359 a year ago, according to Random Lengths Lumber Market report.
• By August 1940 houses were being advertised at prices of ?50 and ?05, but the timber was supplied in random lengths rather than being pre-cut.
• Lumber prices rose 29 percent to $ 453 a thousand board feet from $ 352 a year ago, according to Random Lengths Lumber Market Report.
• Jeff Redd, of Random Lengths, a trade publication in Eugene, Ore ., said supplies from mills in the United States, Canada and overseas had all increased.
• "I think it's the gradual attrition that's taking its toll, " said Burrle Elmore, editor of Random Lengths, a lumber price reporting service in Eugene, Oregon.
• "But, most mail-order places ship random lengths and widths, so there's no good way to know what pieces I'll be able to get out of what boards.
• Another factor contributing to the boost in prices was a lumber market report yesterday by the influential Random Lengths, which reports prices for supplies sold to wholesalers.
• Burrle Elmore, editor of Random Lengths, said although the duties have raised costs for Canadian mills, everyone is feeling the pain because of the soft market for lumber.
• The early stories had a random length, often around 240 strips, while the latter ones ( from 1965 on ) had a length of 32 pages of 4 strips each.