I have got some good news.

He brought me a piece of information.

Let's say that they're all in Rn.

We got some good news and some bad news.

Do you have any apples?

How many rooms do you have?

The newsman has a nose for news.

Await good news

When did you hear the news?

So when I was a little girl,

I have some French books.

Have some...

Let me ask you this

I mean, I thought it was a great idea, but I started building kayaks.

Do you have a pen? Yes, I have one.

Please bring me some glasses.

So Torosaurus is extinct.

I've got good news, I've got bad news, and I have really bad news.

And if those work, I'd think about bringing one.

Will you please hold this edge?

I'll have some questions for you.

This seems risky.

So if you divide this into 2, this into 2, and this into 2.

I'll just finish this Go have some fun

She knows the news better than her father.

Look at those. Yeah, that's me bridles...

How many books do you possess?

About how many books do you have?

No way.

I was wondering if I might pick a few to take home.

He could have easily taken down 10 to 15 of those villagers.

Do you have any rock CDs?

She has some things she wants to tell me.

Let's see how long I can hold it.

How much money does he have?

You already have a terrible scare story. It wasn't as if we were asking them to cover the good news, not the bad news.

Well there's been a lot of news lately about what's going on with Bear Stearns and Carlyle Capital.

How much money does he possess?

How much money does he have?

We might say something like water has two parts hydrogen and one parts oxygen, right?

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Or another way you can think about it if I have eighteen of something and I subtract three of that something,

Here, take some samples.

But anyway, so that's one way of saying it, the cost basis.

My friend Krishna and I were attending a conference at the time, and Krishna started thinking about the problem, saying, If we could crawl news quickly,