In its last separate report, Alcatel Lucent produced strong results on Thursday, taking the sting out of Nokia's own cautious outlook.
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It was wonderful to see friends and acquaintances tell me their own stories, thereby taking the sting out of my own.
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Congress is steadily taking the sting out of ObamaCare, removing the most unpopular parts of the law while leaving the most popular elements in place.
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For bond markets, those flows will become a key driver, taking the sting out of the end of massive stimulus that has pinned down government borrowing costs for years.
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Taking the sting out of the moderation in job gains, average hourly earnings rose 9 cents, or 0.3 percent, in December after a 0.1 percent gain in the prior month.
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ET, Sportsnet, FSN Carolina, MSG (New York) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (23-24-22): Jeff Skinner had one goal and set up another as Carolina erased an early two-goal deficit in Sunday's 3-2 win over Florida, taking the sting out of consecutive 2-1 defeats in Montreal and Ottawa.
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Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory was involved in early efforts to establish the now successful jellyfish export industry on the East Coast of the US."Jellyfish Alert: taking the sting out", New York Times Magazine, September, 1995.
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Kilkenny had won the previous two encounters; however, Limerick's time was coming. Jackie Power scored two key goals for the Munster champs in the opening thirty minutes, taking the sting out of the Kilkenny attack. Three more goals followed in the second half as Limerick won by 5–6 to 1–5. It was their second championship title in three years.
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Rudloe has multiple acknowledgements from scientists about his personal contributions to and support of their research efforts in the marine science literature. Rudloe has also written numerous scientific articles, and technical publications himself.Articles by Jack and Anne Gulf SpecimenMarine Laboratory Webpage retrieved March 14, 2015Jack Rudloe Bibliography Gulf SpecimenMarine Laboratory Webpage retrieved March 14, 2015 Rudloe was involved in early efforts to establish the now successful jellyfish export industry on the East Coast of the US."Jellyfish Alert: taking the sting out", New York Times Magazine, September, 1995.Hsieh, Leong, Rudloe Jellyfish as food Hydrobiologia, May 2001, Volume 451, Issue 1-3, pp 11-17Hsieha & Rudloe Potential of utilizing jellyfish as food in Western countries Volume 5, Issue 7, July 1994, Pages 225–229 In 1968 he provided the first specimens of the bryozoan Bugula neritina used by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to develop the bryostatin family of drugs used for treatment of cancer, HIV, Alzheimer's disease and strokes.
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