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The reason I use the term "surprisingly" is because I typically listen to WBBR on my radio in the background for a large part of the day.

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However, the New York-based publisher of the "Grand Theft Auto" videogame franchise outperformed its own reduced expectations, and it boosted its fiscal 2008 guidance due to better-than-expected first-quarter results and what it described as surprisingly strong preorders of its latest "Grand Theft Auto" game, due April 29.

Take-Two Posts $38 Million Loss 2008

MacLean suggests Santa Margherita Prosecco Di Valdobbiadene Brut, from Italy, which she describes as surprisingly rich and toasty, yet packed with luscious peach and pear notes.

Reuters: Top News 2010

If economic data come in surprisingly good over the coming weeks - or inflation shows signs of rising - the Fed might not intervene.

Four key questions if the Fed decides to stimulate the economy Neil Irwin 2010

The God of science, not surprisingly, is made in the image of science: He is a kind of fundamental force - a non-living, mechanistic force whose behavior is a consequence not of will but of the playing out of potential according to a super-complicated mathematical formula, explainable by a unified theory that we haven't quite figured out yet, that encompasses and explains the underlying inter-dynamics of physics, chemistry, biology, and sociology all at once.

Bill Shireman: Science, Religion, and Sustainability: Lessons from My Grandfather Bill Shireman 2010

Seated in surprisingly comfortable wicker chairs, we were promptly presented with menus and the wine list.

Long Island Dines 2009

His theme, not surprisingly, is French Cabernet Franc.

Wine Blogging Wednesday 2009

If economic data come in surprisingly good over the coming weeks - or inflation shows signs of rising - the Fed might not intervene.

Four key questions if the Fed decides to stimulate the economy Neil Irwin 2010

The God of science, not surprisingly, is made in the image of science: He is a kind of fundamental force - a non-living, mechanistic force whose behavior is a consequence not of will but of the playing out of potential according to a super-complicated mathematical formula, explainable by a unified theory that we haven't quite figured out yet, that encompasses and explains the underlying inter-dynamics of physics, chemistry, biology, and sociology all at once.

Bill Shireman: What I Learned from My Dead Grandfather Bill Shireman 2010

The God of science, not surprisingly, is made in the image of science: He is a kind of fundamental force - a non-living, mechanistic force whose behavior is a consequence not of will but of the playing out of potential according to a super-complicated mathematical formula, explainable by a unified theory that we haven't quite figured out yet, that encompasses and explains the underlying inter-dynamics of physics, chemistry, biology, and sociology all at once.

Bill Shireman: What I Learned from My Dead Grandfather Bill Shireman 2010