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anytime ['eniˌtaim]

不用谢.什么时候都行,看你什么时间方便.

A mutual fund, in contrast, can realize capital gains anytime and pass them on to holders without notice, thereby reducing the fund's net asset value and leaving holders with a tax liability.
The acquisition of MCA by Matsushita is expected to be completed anytime within the next three weeks.
Thus, unless the Latin American debt outlook worsens in the months ahead, it now seems unlikely that the New York banks will boost reserve levels anytime soon.
She's good enough for me anytime." It took five years for Boyd's mother to get her children back. Boyd, accompanied by his mother, testified before a congressional committee investigating foster care.
In Washington, American officials said it would be difficult for the United States to mount an effective military response anytime soon.
Few analysts expect a recession to occur anytime soon.
At anytime the supervisor can log into a system that informs him or her what tasks an individual can do. It gives them confidence.' There is nothing remotely fussy about Granita.
Car companies are studying even more exotic possibilities that aren't likely to be on the road anytime soon.
But he and Wood make it clear they're not looking to retire this 27-year-old band anytime soon.
Rep. Gerry Sikorski, D-Minn., said it represents "significant progress" anytime Ohio and New York can agree on acid rain.
Part of a #125 million offering, with the remaining #25 million to be issued anytime in the next year by the same lead manager.
They argue that the U.S. economy is growing at a moderate pace and that the Federal Reserve won't need to change its credit policy anytime soon.
The dollar's gain in New York resulted from a market belief that the Federal Reserve won't ease its credit policies anytime soon, keeping interest rates at current levels.
Despite the anger of smokers, the law isn't likely to change anytime soon.
The stormy political waters that have rocked Mr. Thornburgh lately aren't likely to become calm anytime soon.
Merrill will redeem the warrants at expiration or anytime sooner at the option of holders.
"Pan Am is unlikely to become profitable anytime soon given its current strategic direction," analyst Robert McAdoo of the investment firm Oppenheimer & Co. said in a recent report.
People who race today's thin-skinned, knee-high solar-powered vehicles don't expect the sun to propel commuter traffic anytime soon.
But that effort is considered less likely to yield significant results anytime soon.
But later action by the Senate and a renewed veto threat by the Bush administration regarding the overall bill raised doubts that the honoraria ban will make its way into the books anytime soon.
Heym said he hoped that "Nachruf" would someday be approved for publication in East Germany, although he predicted that it would not happen anytime soon.
If consumers here and in other Middle American cities hold down their spending, the recession won't end anytime soon.
Nor will Supreme Court proceedings be televised anytime soon. The Judicial Conference has no control over the high court, and most justices are believed to oppose cameras there.
Mr. Malknecht says he isn't likely to purchase an expensive moisturizer anytime soon.
A feeble Wall Street advance fizzled on profit-taking Thursday in another slow trading session, and brokers said they saw little prospect for a significant rally anytime soon.
Though few are predicting a recession anytime soon, nearly all economists have scaled back their forecasts.
Even so, the posses of Columbia and Dutchess counties won't be saddling up anytime soon.
While brighter times could be ahead for the dollar, there are few expectations that its troubles will be over anytime soon.
"Others, like me, feel that anytime you take a large quantity of any kind of sugar off the market, you create a price-supportive situation."
It thus appears that the fund managers' operating environment won't change anytime soon.

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