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And she acknowledged that even noncorporate jobs are affected by a poor economy.

The second major noncorporate application of system dynamics came shortly after the first.

The trend grew in the 1980s, when corporate America entered a noncorporate phase.

He had, however, maintained noncorporate accounts at every port, often under an alias.

I had never owned a suit before, a deprivation due mostly to working in a profession with a noncorporate dress code.

Hertz, usually the industry pacesetter, announced a $3 daily increase for noncorporate renters, effective July 14.

But his ban applies only to candidates who agree to accept public funds matching noncorporate donations on a dollar-for-dollar basis.

If that bet pays off, a whole new generation of noncorporate users may join the CrackBerry crowd.

"I try to keep it noncorporate and totally creative, and this is what keeps the kids interested and excited.

In light of disagreements like these, a representative of one noncorporate member said, "We're teetering on the edge of collapse."

Hotels must attract noncorporate business during the week as well, Mr. Eaton said, for "it's a myth to think we're sold out on week nights."

Income from securities owned by retirement plans and endowments was excluded, as were gains from noncorporate assets such as personal residences.

Most are happy with low floor space that corporations often spurn, or space in town houses that are too noncorporate for most commercial tenants.

He has nothing to gain by further angering local officials who already view him as the architect of the downsizing process sweeping through China's resolutely noncorporate factories.

Noncorporate workers, who always struggled to survive on Hyperion Grandee, clung on in competitive niches like freelance computer services.

Being noncorporate and uninvolved in Masque rather left Jon out of the social life of Hyperion Grandee.

Two years ago, Research in Motion, the BlackBerry company, took a stab at the noncorporate market with its BlackBerry 7100.

"We have people who can pay the money coming in and presenting the corporate side, but there may not be voices expressed for, say, the noncorporate side, for citizens."

Second, a supplemental sample is selected to disproportionately include wealthy families, which hold a relatively large share of such thinly held assets as noncorporate businesses and tax-exempt bonds.

Despite the invasion of corporate parking management represented by Central, some independent garage operators remain on the scene who are able to take their own noncorporate approach to running the business.

After personal giving and donations by noncorporate foundations, the two remaining categories of charitable contributions are bequests and corporate giving, both of which had a good year.

Like others, Mr. Greenspan has argued that productivity is very difficult to measure in several major sectors of the economy, including financial institutions and noncorporate partnerships and proprietorships.

The tiny BlackBerry Pearl, released last year in chrome and black, may be the most gorgeous smartphone ever designed, and it won legions of new noncorporate fans.

The $23 million was one of the largest noncorporate I.R.S. settlements ever, said Doug Gastorf, chief of criminal investigations for the agency's North Texas district.

First, interest and dividends, capital gains and noncorporate business profits, from which very high-income groups earn very large proportions of their income, would no longer be taxed at the individual level.