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WSWork Safe
WSWeb Services
WSWorkshop
WSWeb Site
WSWin Shares (arcane baseball stat)
WSWorld Series
WSWAN (Wide Area Network) Server
WSWall Street
WSWeather Station
WSWildlife Services
WSWestern Samoa
WSWinston Salem (North Carolina)
WSWater Supply
WSWater Sports
WSWilliams Syndrome
WSWest Side
WSWind Speed
WSWorkstation
WSWomen's Studies
WSWidescreen
WSWest Seattle (Washington)
WSWestjet (airlines)
WSWorksheet
WSWill Smith (actor)
WSWhite Space
WSWeb Socket (computer protocol)
WSWilliam Shakespeare
WSWorld Service (BBC)
WSWeapon(s) Specification
WSWeapon(s) System
WSWintersemester (German: winter semester)
WSWorking Storage
WSWhite Supremacy
WSWalsall (postcode, United Kingdom)
WSWii Sports (video game)
WSWind Shield (various companies)
WSWestern Shelter (manufacturer)
WSWalking Speed
WSWarning Sign
WSWalking Stick
WSWork Space
WSWorld-Sheet
WSWilliam Shatner (actor)
WSWater Sensor (various companies)
WSWesley Snipes (actor)
WSWonderSwan
WSWatt Second (energy unit)
WSWordStar
WSWork Surface
WSWechselstrom (German: Alternating Current)
WSWeather Squadron
WSWayward Sisters (TV series)
WSWomen in Science
WSWembley Stadium (England)
WSWinter Springs (Florida)
WSWater Solubility
WSWeek Starting
WSWeekly Summary
WSWarren Sapp (football player)
WSWeapon Skill (Warhammer gaming)
WSWet Season
WSWorld Services
WSWind Shear
WSWaardenburg Syndrome
WSWildlife Society
WSWhite Sheet
WSWork Status
WSWarsong (gaming, World of Warcraft)
WSWorld Studies (course/class)
WSWoods-Saxon
WSWilderness Society
WSWhite Salmon (Washington)
WSWing Station
WSWork Statement
WSWard Save (Warhammer gaming)
WSWashington Star
WSWave Soldering
WSWinter Sonata (Korean TV show)
WSWrite Set
WSWrought Steel
WSWriter to the Signet
WSWork Server
WSWally Szczerbiak (basketball player)
WSWritten Submission
WSWeighted Stego Image
WSWorld Senior
WSWing Support
WSWatchtower Society (Jehovah's Witnesses)
WSWave Shape
WSWill Shortz (creator of popular wordless crossword puzzle Sudoku)
WSWorld Shift (game)
WSWadley Southern Railway Company
WSWest-Saxon (linguistics)
WSWorker Safety and Health
WSWaylon Smithers (The Simpsons)
WSWage Supervisor
WSWeebl's Stuff (website)
WSUnited Kingdom to Middle East to India (routing designation; US Navy)
WSWisselstroom (Dutch: Alternating Current)
WSWheelin' Sportsmen
WSWall Slide (strength-building exercise)
WSWayward Spouse
WSWatch Supervisor
WSWire Send
WSWalkersville Southern (railroad)
WSWarpstorm (forum)
WSWarp Star (gaming)
WSWeapon Science
WSWartungssystem
WSWing Stow
WSWeird Silence
WSWhittaker - Shannon (sampling theorem)
WSWeber-Schafheitlin Integral
WSWidth Skew
WSWeapon Specification/System
WSWare Shoals Railroad Company
WSWarren Shepell Consultants Corporation (Toronto, ON, Canada)
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Currently, the total number of registered shares in the company amounts to 60 000 000 and Troax's holding of its win shares amounts to zero.
Buy-in was $1,500 (about P77,000) and Holzhauer did not reach the top 281 finishers who will win shares of some $2.5 million (about P128 million) in prize money.
IMImobile currently holds 250,000 Win shares equal to 2.37% of its issued share capital.
Instead, I use win shares, an improved method of measuring player contributions.
Win Shares, a system invented by Bill James that allocates team wins to individual players, lends itself well to studying large pools of players.
Ladbrokespoker.com is offering players the chance to win shares in a potentially high-class beast, bought at the Goff Orby Million Yearling Sales and running this Flat season.
There has been ferocious price cutting in the biscuit market as sector leader United Biscuits battles to win shares ahead of an expected float by its three private equity owners.
Their great hitting (best in the league with 142.1 batting Win Shares) wasn't matched by either their pitching (69.8 pitching Win Shares, sixth in the league) or fielding (31.1 fielding Win Shares, seventh in the league).
On and on it went--and still goes: James' 2002 hook Win Shares may lead to brand new ways of evaluating defensive performance.
Defence firms have pressed home their case to win shares in major new contracts at a meeting with a senior politician.
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